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>Let me recapitulate and conclude. Essentially, in the twofold irresistible embrace of a planet that is visibly shrinking, and Thought that is more and more rapidly coiling in upon itself, the dust of human units finds itself subjected to a tremendous pressure of coalescence, far stronger than the individual or national repulsions that so alarm us. But despite the closing of this vise nothing seems finally capable of guiding us into the natural sphere of our interhuman affinities except the emergence of a powerful field of internal attraction, in which we shall find ourselves caught from within. The rebirth of the Sense of Species, rendered virtually inevitable by the phase of compressive and totalizing socialization which we have now entered, affords a first indication of the existence of such a field of unanimization and a clue to its nature. Nevertheless, however efficacious this newly born faith of Man In the ultra-human may prove to be, it seems that Man's urge toward Some Thing ahead of him cannot achieve its full fruition except by combining with another and still more fundamental aspiration-one from above, urging him toward Some One.

TdC is purest visionary cosmotech.