A History of Industrial Power in the U.S., 1780-1930: Vol 3: The Transmission of Power Book

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A History of Industrial Power in the U.S., 1780-1930: Vol 3: The Transmission of Power
Written by author Louis.c. Hunter
Published by MIT Press, 1991/07/29

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Future: A Recent History
By Lawrence R. Samuel (University of Texas Press)
In this exuberant chronicle, Fortune 500 consultant Lawrence Samuel traces predictions from a century of American pop culture, civics, economics, transportation, architecture, and science and technology. While running errands by airplane (predicted in 1929 to be in practice by 1979) and using pills to control your dreams (predicted in 1935 to be around by 2035 at the latest) may not have materializedâ€”yetâ€”air conditioning, an obsession of 1930s futurists, is obviously here to stay. This slender volume on the history of the future also packs in a thought-provoking chapter on the future of futurism, too, asking: With the advent of the internet, where the future is constantly revised, is the art of predicting the grand trend dead?

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