The man's name was Antonius. His father perhaps cruelty, perhaps for the vein of madness that ran in his family for generations, had called him so. But he had always hated that name, and now, now that was a step away from success now that the years of sacrifice and ridicule could be repaid, he hesitated. [...] It all began on 21 February of a distant, when an amazing how crazy the idea flashed in my mind. Without going into laborious technicalities of a student of bioelectronics, he knew that each human mind transmitted waves, like a radio or a computer.
If he had managed to tune the frequencies of the minds of two scientists, for a short time their intellect would have increased exponentially, allowing great discoveries.
But his invention had a much broader ...
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