OK, so maybe it’s not the most compelling thing I’ve ever written, But neither is every painting the Mona Lisa. Chapter 23: A Vague and Unscientific Report discusses Townsend and Josephine’s life in 1929 and 30, and describes the efforts that were made during that period to find some source of bonafide funding for Brown’s experiments at a time when money for such speculative endeavors was becoming scarce.
The details in this chapter might seem a bit arcane, but the story points are a necessary prelude to the next big change in Townsend Brown’s life.