2008 About 12" x 13"
This item, circa 1920, might have been invented as a means of monitoring several levels of reality in one instrument. Built by Professor John Sinclair, Southern Illinois University, the Continuum Monitor reports on at least five areas of reality: time, space, relative weight, dimensional location, and state of mind. Using complicated formulas which have yet to be deciphered or proven, the Continuum Monitor stands as a innovative, albeit currently useless, study of one man’s quest to monitor multiple levels of reality . . . and perhaps a few levels of unreality, too.