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Under
separate
cover
I
am
sending
you
a
copy
of
my
re
­
port
entitled
:
"
The
Algernon
-
Gordon
Effect
:
A
Study
of
Struc
­
ture
and
Function
of
Increased
Intelligence
,
"
which
may
be
published
if
you
see
fit
.
As
you
know
,
my
experiments
are
completed
.
I
have
in
­
cluded
in
my
report
all
of
my
formulas
,
as
well
as
mathemat
­
ical
analyses
of
the
data
in
the
appendix
.
Of
course
,
these
should
be
verified
.
The
results
are
clear
.
The
more
sensational
aspects
of
my
rapid
climb
cannot
obscure
the
facts
.
The
surgery
-
and
-
injection
techniques
developed
by
you
and
Dr
.
Strauss
must
be
viewed
as
having
little
or
no
practical
applicability
,
at
the
present
time
,
to
the
increase
of
human
intelligence
.
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Reviewing
the
data
on
Algernon
:
although
he
is
still
in
his
physical
youth
,
he
has
regressed
mentally
.
Motor
activity
impaired
;
general
reduction
of
glandular
functioning
;
acceler
­
ated
loss
of
coordination
;
and
strong
indications
of
progressive
amnesia
.
As
I
show
in
my
report
,
these
and
other
physical
and
mental
deterioration
syndromes
can
be
predicted
with
statisti
­
cally
significant
results
by
the
application
of
my
new
formula
.
Although
the
surgical
stimulus
to
which
we
were
both
sub
­
jected
resulted
in
an
intensification
and
acceleration
of
all
mental
processes
,
the
flaw
,
which
I
have
taken
the
liberty
of
calling
the
"
Algernon
-
Gordon
Effect
,
"
is
the
logical
extensum
of
the
entire
intelligence
speed
-
up
.
The
hypothesis
here
proved
may
be
described
most
simply
in
the
following
terms
:
ARTIFICIALLY
-
INDUCED
INTELLIGENCE
DETERIORATES
AT
A
RATE
OF
TIME
DIRECTLY
PROPORTIONAL
TO
THE
QUANTITY
OF
THE
INCREASE
.
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As
long
as
I
am
able
to
write
,
I
will
continue
to
put
down
my
thoughts
and
ideas
in
these
progress
reports
.
It
is
one
of
my
few
solitary
pleasures
and
is
certainly
necessary
to
the
comple
­
tion
of
this
research
.
However
,
by
all
indications
,
my
own
mental
deterioration
will
be
quite
rapid
.
I
have
checked
and
rechecked
my
data
a
dozen
times
in
hope
of
finding
an
error
,
but
I
am
sorry
to
say
the
results
must
stand
.
Yet
,
I
am
grateful
for
the
little
bit
that
I
here
add
to
the
knowledge
of
the
Junction
of
the
human
mind
and
of
the
laws
governing
the
artificial
increase
of
human
intelligence
.
The
other
night
Dr
.
Strauss
was
saying
that
an
experi
-
mental
failure
,
the
disproving
of
a
theory
,
was
as
important
to
the
advancement
of
learning
as
a
success
would
be
.