Engineering the New Age
Engineering the New Age
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Three normal men, weighing 150 pounds each, would, through their activities, be nine times more valu- able to a community than one giant. So with cities. The cost of size is too tremendous a burden.
It is necessary to recognize the reproduction process within a city as distinct from the normal growth process and to provide civic obstetricians who will direct the parturition operation and see that the newly developing community is properly posited in the municipal maternity ward.
Such procedure ...will, of course, require a new approach to the legal foundation of city, state, and federal governments, a 172 Engineering the New Age change whose necessity has long been apparent but which can- not be achieved until the law, like engineering, develops a social consciousness to replace its present political loyalty. The law, too, will be re-established on a biological basis in harmony with the new age. These changes, however, require no revolu- tions. The old, fertilized by new revelations, evolves into the new by entirely natural processes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Three normal men, weighing 150 pounds each, would, through their activities, be nine times more valu- able to a community than one giant. So with cities. The cost of size is too tremendous a burden.
It is necessary to recognize the reproduction process within a city as distinct from the normal growth process and to provide civic obstetricians who will direct the parturition operation and see that the newly developing community is properly posited in the municipal maternity ward.
Such procedure ...will, of course, require a new approach to the legal foundation of city, state, and federal governments, a 172 Engineering the New Age change whose necessity has long been apparent but which can- not be achieved until the law, like engineering, develops a social consciousness to replace its present political loyalty. The law, too, will be re-established on a biological basis in harmony with the new age. These changes, however, require no revolu- tions. The old, fertilized by new revelations, evolves into the new by entirely natural processes.
What to read after Engineering the New Age?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John J John Joseph Oneill to read onlineMoreLess
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