After a second long sleep, Norman Winters wakes around AD 10,000. The
world is dominated by the Brain, an inexorable super computer that knows all, sees all, and
feels nothing. Thanks to its cradle-to-grave supervision, human life is easy and comfortable,
but what will happen when the Brain realizes people are superfluous?
— based on Wikipedia
Certainly.. . . the Great Brain is infallible.
Who would want to act contrary to reason?
DEBUT
“Master of the Brain,” Wonder Stories,[/em] April
1933.
VARIANTS
Debut. “Master of the Brain,” Wonder Stories,[/em] April 1933.
Language Difficulties: The English language had not, of course, remained so completely unchanged as recorded in this narrative. Many new words had been coined and old ones forgotten. But in most cases the meaning was plain enough and long explanations and definitions which Winters had to undergo have been spared the reader by substituting twentieth-century words.
Certainly. . . . the Great Brain is infallible.
Who would want to act contrary to reason?
1 English variant