Pulp Fiction, 1950 · page 129 of 134
A. Merritt's Fantasy Magazine, February 1950 — page 129: what you’re looking at
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THE SCIENCE OF TIME-TRAVEL (Continued from page 115) and shifts along the tube. An event has occurred. A new thing exists beside the old. Both lie there side by side, and the difference between their aspects is the Change. Also, it is movement. E interval between these two is all that our poor human senses are able to perceive. We cannot see the things them- selves, for we, like all else, are not static elements but interval-relationships in spacetime. And upon that basis we have built our conception of everything—hbeing ourselves a part of this ceaseless change, like shadows to which every other shadow must seem a thing of substance! I need not pursue further the analogy of the time-fluid, You can’ picture the building changing Universe, reborn every instant, extending itself infinitely along the tube of time. With widened imagina- tion thus we can imagine time like the giant ribbon of a motion-picture film of infinite length. The whole story is there upon it. And now we come to particularize. We come to me, to you. In each of us lives a spark of the original catalyst. For simple analogy again, let us suppose that each individual consciousness is endowed with a certain vibration rate, certain char- acteristics by which its energy is made manifest. And so there is only one por- tion of time—one tiny section of the tube with which that vibratory rate is com- patible. We are thus part of the great pattern; changed replicas of each of us are strewn side by side in time, for the lengths of our life-spans. Our senses enable us only to be aware of the intervals between our changes; and so it seems to us that we move forward in time; but upon that great record of time, all those myriad pictures of ‘us are engraved in their progressive changes. The scroll of time, engraved by some- thing inconceivable to the human mind, laboring with all the wisdom, with gentle- ness, sternness and justice and an infinite love. There is the conception. With it in mind, by any method of future science you may wish to devise, at once time-travel is pos- Stop using Harsh Abrasive Soaps, Sahara will Remove Withoul Water — Point, Tor, Greose, Grime, Printers’ Ink, etc. QUICKLY — EASILY — SAFELY. Contains Loanolin, Prevenis Chapping and Rough Red Hands. At Your Dealer or Send $1.00 for two 60¢ Tubes — Postpaid — Money-Back Guarantee — Agents Wanted SAHARA WATERLESS SOAP CO,, Grand Rapids 2 Michigan % more Aangete ster - "3 -] / I) magic teorn from Wallpaper. Pen rm Wallpaper, Painted SAMPLES. ay TRIAL Sone send pame at once. SEND fust your name. Kris 0 2446 1e Bar'strest, AKRON, OHIO iF i Send YOU THIS FINE SUIT- Will You Wear lt az and Show lt to Friends? Amaging plan! Nomansy needed Iwant on ambitious, alert man in sy this splendid Tinacle-tp-caonanine suit taking a few —- from friends. ow it—talk about it—use this suit to ~ you pee more cae and earn U $10.00 in & day. My sensational can bring you good money—easy! No Experience Needed No House -io-House Canvassing Experience not necessary, Amazing low prize mean big income for you ond en ut house-to- honsecanvassing, in }80IN, ice ‘et your own su #2 “BO NUS without paying one cent. Send f for FREE Cloth Samples! eee ene TEE day. rite Soa pl fe eek ou For oe tell ua about page, etc, John Grant, ‘STONE-FIELD Corp. S32 S. Throop Street Dept. A-796, Chicago7, ut. 129 7 COMMGH OOS com