History and Purpose of Technocracy (Part 1 of First Response)

History and Purpose of Technocracy

Howard Scott

1965

PREFACE

This audio file consists of the First response in an exchange of letters between Director-in-Chief of Technocracy Inc., Howard Scott, and J.K. Faulkner which was thought to be of interest to the public and was first published in The Northwest Technocrat of July 1965 (No. 220) along with two articles referred to in Howard Scott's letters.

J. K. Faulkner, assistant professor of economics at Western Washington State College, Bellingham, Washington, while researching for a Ph.D in Economics, had first contacted various Sections of Technocracy Inc. in the northwest before writing his first letter to Howard Scott.

Howard Scott's careful and complete response to Faulkner's questions contain information about Technocracy's history and purpose that is useful to a better understanding of Technocracy.

You can read the Entire 4 Letter exchange Here

http://docs.google.com/Doc?docid=dfx7rfr2_10fqbv5t&hl=en

For more information please visit...

http//:www.technatedesign-tnat.blogspot.com
http://www.technocracytechnate.org
http://www.technocracy-think-tank.org

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[TBonePickensetc]

This document by Howard Scott, published by TechInc provides a good background of information and a time frame of events connected for understanding some of the history of the TechnocracyInc movement. Technocracy technate design is unique. There is nothing more alternative to the present system. Resources are accounted for with energy accounting, not money, and the resource base hence protected as to sustainability. A Price System fails, as money measures debt, Google: Technocracy Study Course.

[TBonePickensetc]

Yeah. Google ''History and Purpose of Technocracy'' and you should have at least two versions to choose from. You could also google TNAT or The North American Technate... and that would give you a file version.

[McAko]

Do you know where I can find a transcribed version of that video? It's a good text-to-speech voice but it's a bit difficult for me to understand him.

Thanks