The Evolution of World Peace
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He is typically a man impressed by the prestige of science. He has made a muddle in his mind of the words scientific and exact and rigid. He believes that to be scientific is to be inhuman. There is, he admits, change, but it is a fated change, beyond our wills. We are all like those people who drive about such show towns as Washington in what are called ' seeing Washington ' cars. They pay their money and the car people do the rest. They have no voice in the route. Well, according to the pseud...o-scientific people we are • driving through the universe in much the same fashion. We have as little control. The driver is stone deaf and out of reach so that we cannot even prod him with our umbrellas.
The history of socialistic thought will serve very con- veniently to display this contrast of the fatahst with the Utopian. Early socialism was entirely Utopian. The earliest socialists from Plato to Robert Owen were Uto- pians. They planned an imaginary world, and sought to shape this world to fit it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He is typically a man impressed by the prestige of science. He has made a muddle in his mind of the words scientific and exact and rigid. He believes that to be scientific is to be inhuman. There is, he admits, change, but it is a fated change, beyond our wills. We are all like those people who drive about such show towns as Washington in what are called ' seeing Washington ' cars. They pay their money and the car people do the rest. They have no voice in the route. Well, according to the pseud...o-scientific people we are • driving through the universe in much the same fashion. We have as little control. The driver is stone deaf and out of reach so that we cannot even prod him with our umbrellas.
The history of socialistic thought will serve very con- veniently to display this contrast of the fatahst with the Utopian. Early socialism was entirely Utopian. The earliest socialists from Plato to Robert Owen were Uto- pians. They planned an imaginary world, and sought to shape this world to fit it.
What to read after The Evolution of World Peace?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marvin Francis Sydney to read onlineMoreLess
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