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"It is 45 years from 4-D, 1927, to AD, 1972, and that is the ‘gestation period’ of 45-50 years that I foresaw in 1927 would be involved in the realization of humanity’s highest knowledge and productivity converted from a killingry to a livingry focus and abandonment of the history-long assumption of fundamental, eternal scarcity of life-support; ergo, of a norm of human failure and adoption in its stead of a norm of ‘human success.’
"I published my curve of industrialization in 1951 in Harry Holtzmann’s ‘Transformation’ magazine which showed that 1972 would be humanity’s crisis year because prior to 1900 AD the ratio of havenots to haves had always been more than 99 to 1. This century has seen this historical ratio abruptly and continually altered-- in 1919 it was 94% havenots and 6% haves, in 1951 it was 70% havenots and 30% haves. My curve showed that after 1972 the majority of Earthian humans will be haves, with havenots disappearing altogether before 2000-- with my second ‘most accelerated’ curve showing total success could be attained by 1985.
“It is wonderful that you have committed ‘AD’ to celebrate this at New Year’s day, 1973.”
