Anticipations of the Reaction of Mechanical And Scientific Progress Upon Human L

H G Herbert George Wells

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For all this next century this particular body of mechanics will be picking up new recruits and eliminating the incompetent and the rule-of- thumb sage. Can it fail, as the years pass, to develop certain general characters, to become so far homogeneous as to be generally conscious of the need of a scientific education, at any rate in mechanical and chemical matters, and to possess, down to its very lowest ranks and orders, a com- mon fund of intellectual training?
But the makers and repairers o...f cycles, and that larger multitude that will presently be concerned with motors, are, after all, only a small and special- ized section of the general body of mechanics and engineers. Every year, with the advance of invention, new branches of activity, that change in their nature and methods all too rapidly for the establishment of rote and routine workers of the old type, call together fresh levies of ama- teurish workers and learners who must surely presently develop into, or give place to, bodies 96 DEVELOPING SOCIAL ELEMENTS of qualified and capable men.

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