The Peter Principle
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shall inherit the earth.”
JESUS OF NAZARETH IN DISCUSSING COMPETENCE and incompetence we have so far dealt mainly with vocational problems—with the toils and stratagems men use to make a living in a complex, industrialized society.
This chapter will apply the Peter Principle to a broader issue, to the question of life-competence. Can the human race hold its position, or advance, in the evolutionary hierarchy?
The Peterian Interpretation of History Man has achieved many promotions in the life-hie...rarchy. Each promotion thus far—from tree dweller to caveman, to fire lighter, to flint knapper, to stone polisher, to bronze smelter, to iron founder and so on—has increased his prospects of survival as a species.
The more conceited members of the race think in terms of an endless ascent—or promotion ad infinitum. I would point out that, sooner or later, man must reach his level of life-incompetence.
Two things could prevent this happening: that there should not be enough time available, or not enough ranks in the hierarchy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
shall inherit the earth.”
JESUS OF NAZARETH IN DISCUSSING COMPETENCE and incompetence we have so far dealt mainly with vocational problems—with the toils and stratagems men use to make a living in a complex, industrialized society.
This chapter will apply the Peter Principle to a broader issue, to the question of life-competence. Can the human race hold its position, or advance, in the evolutionary hierarchy?
The Peterian Interpretation of History Man has achieved many promotions in the life-hie...rarchy. Each promotion thus far—from tree dweller to caveman, to fire lighter, to flint knapper, to stone polisher, to bronze smelter, to iron founder and so on—has increased his prospects of survival as a species.
The more conceited members of the race think in terms of an endless ascent—or promotion ad infinitum. I would point out that, sooner or later, man must reach his level of life-incompetence.
Two things could prevent this happening: that there should not be enough time available, or not enough ranks in the hierarchy.
What to read after The Peter Principle?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Peter Laurence to read onlineMoreLess
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