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Fantastic Four #15

Fantastic Four #15

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    “During the 20th century, scholars debated whether social science could achieve the status of physical science and its ability to predict and control phenomena. In Fantastic Four #15 (1963), The Mad Thinker has solved the debate by building a bank of computers that lets him predict human behavior and world events down to the second! The Mad Thinker's first battle with the Fantastic Four is foiled when he fails to take into account an interruption by Willie, the Baxter Building mailman--"the one thing I didn't count on!"”

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