Part XVII
4 Industrialization’s early manifestations found fairly ready acceptance amongst the more highly crossbred of western Europe’s centers, and ready adoption by the newly intermating colonizations isolated over in England from the mainland.
5 For England once was to Europe what America became latterly, the new land across the waters to the west, the ‘‘melting pot,’’ of the major northwestward spiral of civilization.
6 Industrialization flourishes best amongst crossbred peoples who as it flourishes simultaneously revert to basic and common human characteristics when the integral mechanical extensions’
7 deformities of inbred specializations are no longer necessary to survival as in the preceding age which witnessed the survival of the integrally fittest progression.
8 Or conversely, where and when Industrialization is found to be essential to race survival the interchangeability of extension parts of the industrial mechanical extensions permeates in principle inwardly by induction to the integral mechanics of the man.
9 And with Industrialization a uniformly beautiful world race emerges as does the fine chiseled head from the rough marble block certifying the god-like untrammeled beauty of a perfect human process implicit in the dynamic designing genius of the mind which had only been perverted into temporary grotesqueness by limited static environment.
10 And the uniformity relates happily only to the mechanical processes while individual identity of the life facet become infinitely distinctive,—that is, of course, individual in the vital life sense not in the limited individualism of ‘‘possessed special things,’’—these latter are temporary, local deformations of the mechanical extension patterning.
11 The discovery of America and its vast resources for conversion into broad implementation of Industrialization, and the new continent’s vital attraction
12 to a progressive medley of all races through promised hope-fulfillment or fear-elimination
13 brought about a rapid isolation of the advanced development of Industrialization within a new arena of optimum conditions.
14 This new American arena was amply blessed with potential energy,—and what had been started in Asia and more latterly developed in Europe and England was quickly adopted and put to work on the new continent.
15 Shortly after clearing the woods the settlers displaced the only other living species which threatened their new way of live survival,—the ‘‘Indians,’’ because, though the Indians far outnumbered the newcomers, they were mechanically extended to but minor degree by comparison.
16 The Americans began at once to make original contributions to the general art of Industrialization, reaching parity as we have seen with other leading industrial nations, England and Germany by the 1890s, and finally surpassing the Europeans at their own game with the events of 1914--1920 when England and Germany allowed mass production leadership to settle upon U.S.A, shoulders,—and more importantly,—upon U.S.A, crossbred genius and newly integrated knowledge.
17 For the ensuing twenty years the cross-breeding U. S. took wings of its own to carry the phenomenon of Industrialization to a new stage of elevation in human affairs.