¶ Mutual Survival Principles (3)
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Index Entry
Mutual Survival Principles:
"universal orderliness. Development of such progressive significance must start, however, with reinspection of the seemingly simplest yet most profound phenomena of experience, i.e., the thought communication processes.
"If the reader will take heed of each of the first ingredients of the problem–no matter how seemingly familiar–the whole thesis will soon move to form into subassemblies of significant thought. Ultimate function of the subassemblies of significant thought, if not at first obvious are soon intuitively recognized. This in turn will develop progressive awareness of a dramatic grand ensemble of principles governing total world economic integration by science-paced industry.
“The third principleof this thesis differs widely from the popular misconception that man has ‘built up a body of knowledge’ as a synthetic stockpile of mental stuffs accumulated on shelves of brick buildings requiring experts and even colossal mentalities to interpret. This third principle has it that the universal phenomena always exist-- that man out of a chaotic sensorial relationship to his Universe, has” from time to time transcended his confused self-preoccupation"
¶ Citations
- Introduction to Motion Economics; May’44
