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Introduction To Technocracy

``I often say that if you can measure that of which you can speak, you know something of your subject; but if you cannot measure it, your knowledge is meager and unsatisfactory.'' -- Lord Kelvin

• Part I: Definitions and Laws
• Part II: The Technologist Looks At Social Phenomena By Frederick Ackerman
• Part III: Thermodynamic Interpretation of Social Phenomena By Howard Scott
• Part IV: References And Notes
  Technocracy Study Course; Selected Reading List For Laymen From The Literature Of Science; Other Scientific, Statistical, And Historical Reference Books; A Note On The Work Of Thorstein Veblen

First printing (by Technocracy, Inc.), 1936 by Section 1, R.D. 12349, Vancouver, B.C. Scanned in from the third printing, 1938 (new edition). In print until 1949. Formatted and lightly proofread by Trent.