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Manhood of Humanity: The Science and Art of Human Engineering

By: Alfred Korzybski | Book details

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CHAPTER I
INTRODUCTION
METHOD AND PROCESSES OF APPROACH TO A NEW CONCEPT OF LIFE

"For a while he trampled with impunity on laws human and divine but, as he was obsessed with the delusion that two and two makes five, he fell, at last a victim to the relentless rules of humble Arithmetic.

"Remember, O stranger, Arithmetic is the first of the sciences and the mother of safety."

BRANDEIS.

IT is the aim of this little book to point the way to a new science and art--the science and art of Human Engineering. By Human Engineering I mean the science and art of directing the energies and capacities of human beings to the advancement of human weal. It need not be argued in these times that the establishment of such a science--the science of human welfare--is an undertaking of immeasurable importance. No one can fail to see that its importance is supreme.

It is evident that, if such a science is to be established it must be founded on ascertained facts--it must accord with what is characteristic of Man--it must be based upon a just conception of what Man

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