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мозгНебольшие обезьяны тщательно завершил последний кусок один сто кусок головоломки. Когда все части головоломки были вместе, они сделали копию подсолнечника, картина известного художника, Ван Гога.«Молодцы, Макс» говорит молодая женщина в белом халате. «Он только взял вас двадцать минус это время – это намного лучше, чем последний раз вы пытались это укус любви только банана.Женщины достигли для фруктов миску рядом и дал ему обезьяны. Макс съел его с радостью. Имя женщины было Джина Капальди, и ей было двадцать шесть лет. Она училась на степень доктора философии в университете в Риме. Она надеялась стать доктором наук. Ее идеи уже вызвало ажиотаж. Теперь ее работа была почти готовой. Ожидалось, что её большие вещи.Как Джина подготовил следующий наркотиков обезьяны, Макс играл с его Рубика. Кубик Рубика был одним из любимых головоломок Макса. Он пользовался, поворачивая вокруг стороны Куба в руке так, то каждый из шести сторон был разного цвета. Джина вид на него и был доволен. Он становится лучше каждый день.В пять минут макс завершено кубик Рубика@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@Г-н Дмитрий сидел за большим столом в большом офисе в огромное здание в Нью-Йорке. На передней части его бюро было петь золотыми буквами, который гласил: г-н Теодор Dimitri. На его дверь была гораздо больше знак, который гласил: президент cantre для развития науки и бизнеса (DSBD).Г-н Дмитрий wasmiddle престарелых и носил костюм большие темно серый. Он smoket толстые дорогие сигары. Smok от его сигары заполнил комнату.Сегодня он будет видеть его наиболее перспективных новых ученых. Они посуда, все изучения для кандидатов, чтобы они могли стать докторов наук. Они должны были дать ему свои новые идеи, если они хотят денег от CSBD. Г-н Дмитрий сделал это каждые года. Если он любил свою работу, CSBD даст им много денег, чтобы развивать его. Это был способ сделать в будущем.И г-н Дмитрий был хорошо зарабатывать деньги. Но если он не нравится работа этих ученых, или если он не любил их, он не дать им ни цента. «В конце концов»Г-н Дмитрий подумал, «Бизнес – бизнес».Мисс Epstein, его секретарь вступил в свой бизнес."Мисс Capalidi видеть вас, г-н Дмитрий, сэр", говорит она.«Отправить ее в, Мисс Epstein,» сказал г-н Дмитрий в голос, который был холодный и бизнес как.Джина Капальди стоял в ее лучший костюм и стоял в ее лучший костюм и обувь перед большой стол. Она хотела, чтобы посмотреть ее лучше, прежде чем г-н Дмитрий. В сумке было все необходимую информацию о своей работе. Она чувствовала готов.«Садись, Мисс Капальди. Я слышал так много хорошая вещь о вас,' сказал г-н Дмитрий в голос, который теперь звучали чистые и welcomeing.«Благодарю вас, г-н Дмитрий,» говорит Джина. Она сесть напротив большой стол. Затем Мисс Epstein, как представляется, появляются из ниоткуда с кофе и печенье. Она положить их на стол и снова исчез.‘Allow me,’ said Mr. Dimitri , as he put his cigar down for a moment and poured the coffee.Gina took her coffee and left the biscuit .She didn’t feel like eating. She was nervous. Mr Dimitri smiled at her with teeth that were large and white. Perfect teeth. His cigar found its way back to his mouth. The smoke rose up.‘Tell me, Gina … may I call you Gina?’ he asked.‘Of course, Mr. Dimitri’ she answer.Mr Dimitri continued. ‘Tell me adout you latest work; I’ve heard very interesting things about it, but I would like you to explain it clearly to simple man such as myself.’Gina knew that Theodore Dimitri was far from being simple. You don’t get to be the head of CSBD, the biggest organisation of its kind , if you aren’t very clever. She knew his decision could change her life.Gina began: I’ve discovered a drug which raises intelligence.‘Hold on, Gina!’ said Mr Dimitri. ‘You mean to say you’ve found a way of making people smarter?’‘Yes ,’Gina answer.’ And without any harmful side effects as far as I can tell…’‘As far as you can tell?’ Mr Dimitri said, his eyebrows raised.‘I mean,’ said Gina, ‘the work has not been used on people- I’ve only worked on animals. Especially Max.’‘Max?’ asked Me Dimitri.‘Sorry- Max is s monkey,’ Gina explained.‘A monkey … ’ said Mr Dimitri but his voice sounded less friendly than it had before .Gina knew she had to persuade him somehow. ‘Max has done really well- it’s quite amazing . He now has the intelligent of an gight-years-old human child. He can do many thing…’‘You want money for a performing monkey?’ said Mr Dimitri. He sounded a little annoyed. I can go to any cheap show to see smart monkeys doing tricks. And I don’t have to pay a lot of money for it, either.’‘Mr Dimitri,’ Gina said as she reached for her bag, ‘I have a video of Max. I think you should see it befor you make any decisions.’‘Oh, you do?’ His voice was lower – not a good sign.‘Yes,’ said Gina . ‘If you would allow me. I’m sure you’ll be as excited as I am once you’ve seen it.’ Gina did not want to give up without a fight . Her future depended on Mr Dimitri’s decision .‘ Let’s see what you’ve got,’ he said in his low voice.The video showed Max three years earlier, before Gina had begun to work on him when he was still a normal monkey. Then, three months after her work had begun, Max was seen drawing simple pictures with a pencil. After a year he was spelling out simple words . After two years he could add and take away simple number. After three years he could read, write and do basic mathematics. He also understood everything Gina said to him. Max has come to see Gina as his mother and he loved her. The video finished with Max putting his arms around Gina while Gina laughed.‘ That’s one smart monkey. Can you mark him any smarter?’ Mr Dimitri asked.
Gina knew he was interested. She was pleased.
‘Max can be as intelligent as we want to mark him , Mr Dimitri ,’ she said , trying not to show her pleasure in what she had achieved.
‘Yes,’ he said. ‘But could that monkey be made to be as smart as a man?’ (Or a woman, thought Gina)
‘As I said, Mr. Dimitri,’ said Gina, ‘ we can make him as intelligent as we want to.’
‘You mean,’ asked Mr. Dimitri that that monkey could get be smarter that I am ?’
‘I suppose it is possible – there’s no reason why not , as far as I can tell. Although, of course, Max is long way from that just now,’ Gina said.
‘But you’re working on it right?’ Mr Dimitri asked.
‘Well, er……yes.’ Gina was less confident now.
And what if you worked on a human being-could you make them he asked.
Gina answered: I theik so, Mr Dimitri.’
Mr dimitri narrowed his eyes. ‘You only think so’
‘Well; said Gina, ‘the brains of a monkey and a man are built in much the same way, so I’m almost certain.
‘Almost certain. Hmm . . .’ Mr. Dimitri looked out of the window, down at the streets of the of the busy city far below them. His cigar smoke rose lazily to the ceiling.
Gina’s hopes of money and success – and her Ph.D.-depended largely on the decision largely on the decision Mr. Dimitri would make
‘Tell me, Miss Capaldi…’said Mr. Dimitri
Gina noticed he had stopped using her first name. This looked bed.
‘… have you ever taken this stuff yourself to increase your own intelligence?’ With thet, he turned to look out of the window again.
‘Of course not, Mr. Dimitri,’ Gina said to tge back of his head. ‘But if you think Ishould…’
‘NO!’
Mr. Dimitri had turned suddenly from the window as he said this. The speed of his action action surprised her because he was such a large man. His eyes were wide and looked angry. Gina was scared.
‘Miss Capaldi,’ Mr. Dimitri said, lowering his voice, ‘your work has been very good. In fact, it has been excellent and you have my congratulations. Unfortunately, I mast ask you to stop whet you are doing. At once.’
Gina’s mouth suddenly felt very dry and she felt the hairs on her head rise up.
‘But Mr Dimitri,’ she said,’ ‘I’ ve done so much … all my work, my Ph.D!’
‘Who is going to belive you if they wonder for one moment if you took some of this stuff yourself?’ Mr Dimitri’s voice softened. ‘they wold say that anybody . Whit could get a Ph.D. with your wonder drug to help them. And they’d be right.’
‘But I never …I mean… I wouldn’t dream of doing such a thing!’ said Gina. She tried not to show the disappointment she felt.
‘Wouldn’t you?’ said Mr Dimitri.’ There are many people that would tank this stuff. And many that wold think that you had ‘too.’
Gina looked alarmetd, but said nothing.
‘Yes,’he continued’ ‘it’s a sad face but a trut one. Many people would think that you had taken your own drug to make youself smarter. They would see you wond see you as being no different to those athletes who take stuff they’re not supposed to take. It might make them do better but it’s not hionest, is it, Miss Capaldi?And it’s no different for CSBD-we do not want people to think that we are anything other then a completely honest orgarnisation. If they ever thought we hat anything to do with such behaviour they would never trust us again!
‘But I promise you … my work has all been done honestly,’ said Gina. ‘I never took anything!’
‘But,’ said Mr Dimitri as he looked straight at Gina’s eyes,’you would if I asked you to, wouldn’t you?’
Gina knew it was true, so she said nothing and looked at the floor.
Mr. Dimitri turned his great weight towards her and put his hand on her shoulder.
‘I understand how much you want to succeed, Miss Capaldi. Don’t worry . . . I’m going to talk to the people at your university – I think you should have Ph.D. for the work you’ve done so far . . .’
Gina raised her eyes.
‘Yes, Miss Capaldi, I believe in your honesty and belive you are a brilliant young scientist. I would very much like you to continue to work for us . . .’
Gina shut her eyes. She was too happy to speak.
‘. . . but in a different area,’
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