Part XXIV

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4 Because Industrialization’s group mechanisms are large and because multiplicately inter-connected directly or indirectly with other large mechanisms, it is obscured to a certain extent that the whole key to Industrialization is simplification— that is Industrialization never tries to do more than one thing at a time it does many things in high frequency sequences but not simultaneously.

5 In complete agreement with nature’s own quanta-wave strategy Industrialization may do billions of things per second but none simultaneously with a superficial effect of simultaneity or even solidity.

6 Industrialization finds out all that is momentarily feasible about each function, subdivides as far as possible, and solves specifically for each item respectively arraying the solutions by frequency modulation.

7 The time, energy, and space involved are relatively inconsequential, in Industralization.

8 What is consequential is man,—all men and their mind.

9 The latest solutions may be progressively grouped in compound with other solutions—but redundancy,—a major crime in Industrialization, —will be avoided because of the original differentiation.

10 This simplification calls for less and less special technique in matters of production, but does call for ever greater skill and ever more scientific thinking and coordinatedly integrated organization in evolvement of prototypes both for end-product reproduction and for reproduction tools—a law of Industrialization being that the degree of adequacy of the prototype is directly proportional to its spontaneity of mass consumption and vice versa.