Machines And The Individual Tise mere fact that New York is s0 vast a news center makes it probable that ils power biack- out of Aug. 17 lias been no secret to the vworld. Lights went Elut; subways halted; elevators were stalled between floors; and people depending upon fans and3 air conditioners were stewed in inear 90-degree humid! heat. Sorne 500,000 people wvere affected for 12 houirs. S-o spcCtaýcu-lar an exam-ple compels the, question every- where: Does civilization, in truith, mnean that, more anmd more, indlividuaqls muvst be tied ta the machine and regimented into a mrachine society? Such a question crtainly gives pause, for hum.ianity's invention and prodluction of macý-hines, in one, form oraniotheir, aclrts But before vwe abaýndon hope Find foresee the human race ci,,- ;jnarledl and destroyed by robots Kf its own creation, Jet us listen' ta what a thinker on subjectâ baoth teo-hnicalaI ('d phiosophical had to say on this question back in 1936 - Peter Van Dresser, wiriting in Haýrpers magazine. At the timne of his -wiig- bc- fore sputnik, before either H- tiombl or A-bamrb, bef are flhe parlor television - he wa- director of the then infant Am-, enrcan Rocket Society. Said Van Dresser: "Tise ma- chine itself evolves." And it mnay lie tisat w have seen it pass its peak in massiveness, concen- tration, and comrplexity of or- ganizýation, forcing people inta an accompanying p a t t e r n. "Machinery becomies daily less mecisanicai - its organization' mare flexible ai-d f luid . . . its capabilities more adaptable." Just for instance, said ha, the machine, generically speaking., evolvad from tise wagon to the railroad witis its complax 0of trackage and controls. Then came the automobile, whicis the Individual can drive himself wvhenever an-d wharever ha wish- es anmd on whataver tise vehicla .- no longer a single cog in a geat machine - can travel. Energy, flot long ago carried laboriously across country in the .form etf coal, now 'Maris through xlendier copper wires," and elce- Lni motors have evolved in size end flexibiity ta the point wvhere tisey can be "varitable accessory organs ta, the hand." One reason vast factories grew a century agao was tiat the source of power, massive steami engînes, had ta be appiied prac- tically in the engine's prasence extenided only by thse capabili- ties of beits and shafting. But, said Van Dresser, "Small shops may now use tise rmetiods of modemn tcisnologýy in a way that nione but big esýtablishmnent.s cofld mng. Wisat about soc-iety?,, Said Van Dresser: Ail machines whicis require thse factory systemn for their op- eration are but pseuido-miachinesý tisat reqiuire hiuan pa1rticipation li their routine working cm-. ie.--Not the perfection butÜ fise imperfection of present-day - eciica l knowýledge forms the INTNSIAM-H am framnck, LiteLeagua catcher Gregory Pniewsk; Ieaps mb othe arms c4 his tciommale, Artihur Deras, eofrer their club v»on i he L L. WmOrld Series. LIK E CARRIED AWAY- Juvenile trouble ln Nc>rway desýcen.ds on Oslo in the form of a rock-an çi-roll rnet. r>escribed -as the warst in the history of the capital, 7,000 youth5 took part, dOnt above is carried away b>' palice and~u bystanders. onfly suipport of tise tiseory that tise Machine in itself requires in- ctsreingly cornplete m-aterial1 or- gan-izatian of isumanity. And tlise indJividual? It (tise machine,) is becoming mnore and more the effective multiplier of man'~s pisysical powers and at tise samne time requiring iess anmd less that mani sacrifice iimself spiritually debase himsaif tal tiselevel of an auxiliary device. . . . Tise mod.- ern individual can go forth into tise worid with tise- strength 0f ten inen in his isand and $isa stored k-nowledga of ganera- tions avaiiabla to hîs mmnd. And of tise future? Van Dres- ser, ithtie prudence of an edu- cated man, essays nio predictions. But lie sees tise goal as "coordin- - aýtad individualismn as aga inst tise fantastic anmd wisoiiy uninviting anmd mechanlizad suiirstate." Perhaps tise moral ta kpe found and in tise anitihesîs daveiopedi by Peter Van Dresser is: Neyer dtraw iong-range conclusions toa' firmily fromntise situation oft thc moment. Every situation, every, age, contains currents and -coun- tercurrants. Thse ma-chine, to bha-sure,ma still be growing in magnitude sind conentraition ta tise point of a New York blackout, But as tise anciant Ciinese had it: "AI tree dloas not grow ta iseaveni." -Byv Edward B. Orr in T ise Christian Science Monitor. MonkeyTricks Over a liundcred lAfrican h a- boons are being Amiýitianized3 in a tiny, mnmd jnl. Tise caîve-s in wisicis tiey live arc air conditioned a nd api-e- freshiing- brcee blowý\s tisrougb-l tisem on a, suitry dlay. In winter, tisey are electrically heat'ed by overheadeupen sunoistru- siveiy, placed but as efcieas tish e nClitolan sisýý fs. This unique babooneryv, set tup at San Antonio, Tex-,as, is iselping scieýn- tists ta traici dawn tlise catuses of that dedd killer, -anrtoa Exc-essive fatness wipes out tisousands yal.And flot -nly For, as Dr. RselHlaa tieStat niesiy Meia Scisool, Nýew O 0eans. c-sionere, boonïs are subjit tise same tise ateries as thtwii fet Sa, ta pelrit d Cietary xei isewn out of rock aniïflteid wt a trpclclîmlate.The, bab -oons anafcail aill n [ot banýih&Iamys trangelneas'11 abouittise place, lnew a invasae temipted their nlormal d iýet is cagdinto, mlore tteigies For researcis pur poses, those aIlnimis cosided Ccliimatizedi are now etin daily rations of ice crasweets andailier foods o f high fat content. Whether, iin fct, dangerous fat dpo iare caused by vparticuilar toads ný e- mains ta be foundic out. Dr. Holman snidfils clleagues hope ta unear-th sonme intereýsting dIata. A waman, i«praud 0ofliser yauthIfl figureG, May feel im)slt- cd if old tisat sise w e is culrves ta a ba.boon. But soon that imay hbca a iteral trutis! Every Movemnent I4as A Meaning To seismologists, evary v7ibra- tion of tise aarth't ctust isas a mneaing. EVan this rbla of a passing truck wiil ragistar an a sensitive seismograpis. But tise vibrations in wisich seismailogisis ihave been psrticuisinly interestad are thosa associated witis earlh- quakes simd man-madaexi- s ion s. Tise wiggl-y linas that repra- sent tiss vibrations on tise- seistncsograpis record sre tisa esirtis scientist's key 'ta bis plan- at's insidas. Sam-e of tise wavas sent out by easrtisquakies travai alamg tise surface, aittn making a numbar of circuits- of the globe bat are they dia *nt. Thasa taLi hittle about tise eartis's iiddem plane- t-ary structura. Othar seismic wsives travei daepiy bafora tisay are bant upi- ward ta the surface. Tiss are tisa waves that trace tisa oui- lime ot tise aarth's inner loyers tliýt mien pzobablYcan. neyer ,,*p$ect ta see. Seimologists distinguisis ha- fwüen twa types of subsurtace wavas - tise so-called "P" simd "S" waves. P Wavas sre pressure vibra- tions similar ta tisose set tip in tisa air as, soundc. Tisay ara the fsistest of thse seisice waves, tise anas Ihat appear firsi on tise seismograpis record. By analyzimg tise patlerni of arrivail iimas of P waves ai a numbar of differant, seismic sta- Lions, experts Cali fix tise lima simd location of an esitiquake faitly sccursteiy wilb tthe help af tise Known cisaractanistics of iravel of lisse wavas baiow groumd. S w-aves area sssocialed witis id(-ewîse mrovaments of a ma- taniail rathar thianwithif is coim- pression. In otiser wards, wlisre P waves, lîka saund, miaka pa- ideus maya backward simid for>- war'd inilise direction of imaya- mecnt oft!tie wava, S was I maa pnticas f amatanial moiva from sida ta sida. Tisey are somi-ewhat siower than P waves aný,d ara tise second anas The dM erane i t-ae] iMe givesseisologiîs aotisar way aiIoatn e.sitiquakas. Tisa taniher a sesorps is rail the eatliquaýkecantr, is longer wLeh',tise lie spread betwen arrvaI f tise diffarami tpsof wava. Piliiing is-te dis- tances maurdby lisraa or mare stations Ilien pmpith ie But tisera is imore ta0tisesa- stuidies than iocalting feaii- quakes. Wisanaver a seismnic -wave goas tram ana layer ot matarial ta aaihier, ilsciaateiiisara csga.Tissachanges can 'ha datactedl by pains-taking analysis of records-,rom eismaigrapis sta- tions arouLnd tise warldi. In tibis way, tise currant picture of tia eartis's iinner struct:ure bas been pieced tagethar. For axampla, a liquid usuial- ly wil mat transmit S waves, but il wilI transmit P wa vas . Seismiog'ists; have foamd tisat tisera is a lay&ý deep withlin tisecrstisai doas mt appear ta transmit S waves. This is thouighi 10bc-,a aliquid s5hah sur- roum)ding tise lnnerm-ost core ef tise aartis. As it now is ganaraliy pic- turad, tise esirtis bas a soiid in- ner co-re, 1,600 miles in diamater. Surrounding tisis is tise 1,400- mile-thick Liquid shahl of thse outer core. Next cornes tise mani- tle, a sisel - of "solid miatariai 1,800 miles tisick. Surrounding tbis is tise crust wisicis is oniy 20 ta 30 miles thick under the conitinents and about six miles tiicek under tlise aceans. Tise crust is separated train tise mantie by a narrow zone of maierial known as tise Moisoso- vicic Disconlinuity wisosa pres- ence shows up distinctly in seismînic studies. Paradoxicauly, saismo-11lgists; have a clelirar over-ali picture of tise eartis's deep inner struc- tutre than they do of its rela- tively close sind tisin crust. Tise re,?san for this is tisou-glit ta lie in ,I-tise fact tisat the cote simd manile are mare or lass homno- genaus masses viths distinct boundarias, wile tise crust is a cofnused jumble of materiais. No one knows how many dtit- ý,erant layers thiere sire in tise r i ,ust. Some saismoIo gisis think tisera. are two genaral types ojf mat- crialiiundar tise conitinents, a layer of granitic rocks uinderlain by ana cf b asalierocks. Tisey tiîk tisa oceans ara underlain by only a relatively tisin layer of basaIt. Howaver, otisar experts chal- lange tisis picture. Some suggast isera may ha more layars. Soine lisink tisera is no layering aI alr but anly a gradual transition trrm ana type of m-atenial ta another. Tise picture is confused botis by a lack of over-ali data simd by .tisa jumrbiad nature ofthtie crust wisare the active pracasses of mountain building and othar geolagical changes prevant amy simople structura from aemergîng. o gmologist could draw a ne- lisible nrap of tise esirtis's crustai - structura today. Il wili raquira datauled study' aftie crust, taking a reiativaly sm-ali area- at a time. It meaus ieamning ta extract aven more maaGnimg from tise wiggiy limes of tise seismograpis records, in- cluding those of the surface waves tisat tarmaeriy -wera of- ielaýti-veiy littie halp. Did Noah's Flood ReaIIy Happen? Tise Lard, tise Book of Ganasis racounts, told Noailita bild an ark; tisen "it cama ta pass . - tisat tise waters oftfthe floadj waera upon tis aartlis." Bas "e- liefs an tise Temple of Angkor, in Cambadia depiet watar spili- img avar tise land. Almaost avary- wishere in tise litarature simd lekgend of ancient peoples tisera is rý-,eraýnca toaa reat flood. 1 M, in tact, tisera was a world- \vide injundation, wisen did it accur and wliy> t remainad for a Columnbia University geologist ned Risodes W. Fairbridga ta offer at tise Interna tional Oean-ograPisie Congress in Nevr Yürk recentiy a carefuliy work- edl-ouýt tlieory whicis dated tise flcodc at 4000 B.C. Fîirthermanre, Fsirbridga camne up wjitis an in- tngigy plausible explanalion. Faîrbnidge usad as evidence Loulisiana peats, tise remnains of an an-,cient dumpi in Venezuela, .and iisar specimans f1tram iCrowmad forests, mangrove bogs, simd canal deposits. 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