They couldn't help finding these pictures funny—but still,
as Burt caught the spirit and made amusing comments on the films, I was overcome with a sense of mischief.
It would be even funnier to see Algernon escape from his cage,
and to see all these people scattering and crawling around on their hands and knees trying to retrieve a small, white, scurrying genius.
But I controlled myself, and by the time Strauss took the podium the impulse had passed.
Strauss dealt largely with the theory and techniques of neurosurgery,
describing in detail how pioneer studies on the mapping of hormone control centers enabled him to isolate and stimulate these centers
while at the same time removing the hormone-inhibitor producing portion of the cortex.
He explained the enzyme-block theory and went on to describe my physical condition before and after surgery.
Photographs (I didn't know they had been taken) were passed around and commented on,
and I could see by the nods and smiles that most people there agreed with him
that the "dull, vacuous facial expression" had been transformed into an "alert, intelligent appearance."
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