"The Snows of Ganymede."
Governments rely on experts, therefore on psychotechnicians;
the Institute trains nearly (?) all the psychotechnicians, gives them its values and remains in contact with them;
they pass from advisers to administrators;
only the Institute can formulate global policies;
it does not plan but cannot fail to foresee the growth of its power;
the rationalized global economy recovers;
world government is strengthened;
nationalism withers;
education addresses both individual and social needs;
population declines;
natural resources are conserved;
penology becomes sane;
psychiatry becomes generally available;
thought becomes critical.
So what goes wrong?
1 comment:
Kaor, Paul!
What goes wrong? It's obvious, more and more and more people felt frustrated, useless, powerless, as real power steadily passed into the hands of these "experts." That would INEVITABLY provoke a backlash.
Ad astra! Sean
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