The Mind-Reader by Richard Wilbur

The Mind-Reader by Richard Wilbur

Professor Kyrilov had invented a marvellous machine, which could read minds. This invention though is based on his previous one, existing one, which has been in use for some time as a new medical technology with great impact to the patient, rapid diagnostics and very accurate treatments of various pathologies.

His girl-Friday, Sonia, works with him at their centre and believes in the power of the Mindreader and the alternative medicine she can provide. However, when the Mindreader is stolen and then sold to a manufacturer to be unleashed upon an unsuspecting world, Sonia and the professor have to try to save mankind from themselves.

This so called sci-fi has been not only based on a true story, but referring to the latest pandemics it mirrors two major aspects. A positive one: a new medical device can help the existing health care systems all over the world from their struggling and collapsing, followed by huge economic crisis. And the negative one is that the same pandemic situation can be purposely used for bringing more control, fear, and chipping, in other words a global MIND-READING?

Find out more in this interesting and intriguing read.