History and Purpose of Technocracy (Part 2 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

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Willard Gibbs developed a 'Theory of Energy Determinants' also referred to as vector analysis which according to Howard Scott, formed the basis of determining the operational dynamic of functional social design on a continental scale of magnitude for North America. Gibbs thermodynamic approach led to the concepts of Energy Accounting as envisioned by the Technical Alliance. Scott referred to Gibbs as the person that made possible the concept of energy economics using energy accounting.