But what I really needed for regular experiments was a new form of power, something that was smoother, something that would flow through my brain without causing collapse. The new atomic plant at the air base provided me with this power.

— Professor Walgate (Kynaston Reeves)

19 seconds sound clip from the Fiend Without a Face (1958) movie soundboard.

You can hear this line at 00:55:50.398 in the Blu-ray version of the movie.

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- The lightning, in striking the house, gave my instruments a sudden violent charge of power. And my thought was free, free to turn the page of a book.

- I altered the design of my equipment to generate these violent power boosts.

- But it was very dangerous, and I could only undergo each experiment after a long period of rest.

- Whenever I felt well enough to absorb the shock, I found no difficulty in moving small objects.

- Eventually, I developed a certain tolerance to the high voltages I used.

- But what I really needed for regular experiments was a new form of power, something that was smoother, something that would flow through my brain without causing collapse. The new atomic plant at the air base provided me with this power.

- I devised additional apparatus that enabled me to divert a portion of the atomic power that was radiating between the ground station and the radar aircraft circling 40000 feet above.

- It was power which I could control, and I learned how to amplify my thoughts without hurting myself.

- I was able to detach my thoughts and allow them to work on their own.

- I began to devise a being into which the thought, once released, could enter and preserve itself for all humanity.

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