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Introduction* the Existence of the Protocol for World *Introduction* The existence of The Protocol for World Peace: A Prototype rests on the assumption that the secret to world peace is a discoverable pattern of ideas, and that this pattern is concealed, in whole or in part, in the written texts and vocalized or signed methods of communication presently in use throughout the world. The words of this process themselves become data for the purpose of analysis; and it follows that since the conceived data array is known to be (because on-going) of an infinite mass, the analytic methods to be followed must necessarily involve some form of programmable computerization. My part in all this has been to establish the initial sequence of events having to do with the collection of the data itself setting parameters for the collection in time and space and determining the nature of its authorship—everything except designing the programs suitable for its execution. Consequently: 1. The existence was postulated of a permanently progressive and fundamental change in organizational conceptualization, after which it became impossible to return to a world dominated by horse, wagon and sail, and which for want of a better term could be defined by the single term, Modernity. 2. The spatial components of this change were the 20th century (measured in time from 1901-2000; and a 19th century whose data collection time would stretch back to about 1680. This would be necessary because it was further thought that a. the entirety of Modernity must embrace the whole of the Industrial Revolution, in its mechanical as well as technological and digital phases; b. that this must logically begin with the systematic mechanization of the most basic concerns of human activity—food and occupation—and that this would naturally lead to (1) the discovery (in the West) by Jethro Tull of the mechanical seed drill (1701); that (2) the first practical application of coke as a fuel in a blast furnace to produce inexpensive iron ore capable of withstanding extremes of exterior heat and cold without fracturing (by Abraham Darby (1709); and that (3) twenty years or so should be allowed for these ideas to gestate in the minds of their inventors. 3. Two races of humankind inhabiting this world from time immemorial, and they being essentially equivalent in number of individuals (though all else about them be fundamentally different in actualization of potential) they should be represented in equivalent numbers in each century; and so it was done—equal numbers of male and female authors for the entire time period and equal numbers of male and female authors to represent each century. [In the event, out of the 10,568 titles available from 6,300 male and 4,300 female authors of the English and non-English items of literature actually considered for use, the Protocol actually formed a matrix of 49,539 pages of text (out of a total of 63,560 pages) written by 6,590 authors.] 4. Though the dominant language of analysis must necessarily be English, since I am monolingual, this prototype must contain some sort of depth in other languages of both East and West since there must be some sort of linguistic control over the dominant communication form—that what might be discovered in one, if discovered in others, might lead to the better solving of the question of world peace. This grew over 17 years to the following, final summation. (The individual components in the table are organized by the file number in which the literature actually appears; numbers at the end of each entry represent approximate numbers of pages in the item; enhanced names indicate female authors.) CUMULATIVE STATISTICS DISPLAYING THE NUMBER OF PAGES, THE NUMBER OF INDIVI- DUAL ENTRIES, AND THE NUMBER OF MALE AND FEMALE AUTHORS FOR EACH ARCHIVE The collection of texts, from which the materials for the data base of The Protocol for World Peace were abstracted, was begun on January 1, 2000, and the finishing work on the final portion of this effort—the Five Governing Indices (World Introduction, Table of Contents, Authors A-Z, Bibliography, and Archives)—was completed two weeks prior to its official due date (Christmas Day, 2017). * If you are a computer programmer, and believe possible to design a software methadolgy that could discover the answer to world peace through linguistic analysis, please do not hesitate to make use of the enclosed literature entitled in the Table of Contents and available in the files accompanying each country. All I ask of you is that you make your findings freely available to anyone involved in similar research. 1 THE FILES AND THEIR CONTENTS 1. 1:1- 1:302 308 pages 56 titles 40 male 16 fmale authors 2. 2:1- 2:198 201 34 25 9 3. 3:1- 3:211 214 36 22 14 4. 4:1- 4:161 166 26 20 6 5. 5:1- 5:161 167 35 31 4 6. 6:1- 6:121 167 13 13 0 6b. 6b:1-147 179 5 4 1 The texts of this file are reproduced as page images; there are no translations. 7. 7:1- 7:160 166 46 38 8 8. 8:1- 8:159 163 51 43 8 9. 9:1- 9:161 164 36 26 10 10. 10:1-10:158 165 29 22 7 11. 11:1-11:155 162 26 15 11 12. 12:1-12:274 276 64 35 29 13. 13:1-13:163 165 32 28 4 14. 14:1-14:160 164 25 22 3 15. 15:1-15:154 158 22 18 4 16. 16:1-16:161 164 31 29 2 17. 17:1-17:155 179 29 24 5 18. 18:1-18:158 164 44 22 22 19. 19:1-19:158 162 28 14 14 20. 20:1-20:162 169 21 12 9 21. 21:1-21:164 169 29 18 11 22. 22:1-22:158 162 42 9 33 23. 23:1-23:164 167 40 27 13 24. 24;1-24:172 173 27 25 2 25. 25:1-25:162 173 48 30 18 Totals for files 1-25: 26 files containing 4,667 pages: 875 titles written by 612 male authors and 263 female authors 26. 26:1-26:164 175 21 14 7 27. 27:1-27:144 165 34 28 6 28. 28:1-28:220 223 30 17 13 29. 29:1-29:181 206 32 17 15 30. 30:1-30:242 245 44 31 13 31. 31:1-31:213 215 34 18 16 32. 32:1-32:225 237 35 28 7 33. 33:1-33;214 216 59 0 59 34. 34:1-34:199 202 30 26 4 35. 35:1-35:167 174 40 30 10 36. 36:1-36:228 237 37 26 11 37. 37:1-37:248 247 32 9 23 38. 38:1-38:162 168 24 13 11 39. 39:1-39:246 248 38 33 5 40. 40:1-40:198 202 37 25 12 41. 41:1-41:258 264 51 43 8 42. 42:1-42:153 159 20 18 2 43. 43:1-43:209 212 53 34 19 2 44. 44:1-44:238 238 63 19 44 45. 45:1-45:210 216 76 46 30 46. 46:1-46:259 263 98 6 92 47. 47:1-47:251 260 32 23 9 48. 48:1-48:244 253 37 26 11 49. 49:1-49:163 170 36 22 14 50. 50:1-50:155 176 37 29 8 Totals for files 26-50: 25 files containing 5,371 pages: 1,030 titles written by 581 male authors and 449 female authors 51. 51:1-51:160 167 26 17 9 52. 52:1-52:348 354 76 55 21 53. 53:1-53:146 155 59 46 13 54. 54:1-54:158 159 37 9 28 55. 55:1-55:255 260 53 33 20 56. 56:1-56:134 146 38 27 11 57. 57:1-57:152 154 34 26 8 58. 58:1-58:450 460 75 62 13 59. 59:1-59:534 519 81 68 13 60. 60:1-60:246 248 52 38 14 61. 61:1-61:154 165 39 34 5 62. 62:1-62:142 146 37 18 19 63. 63:1-63:133 134 29 8 21 64. 64:1-64:145 148 26 10 16 65. 65:1-65:130 142 28 17 11 66. 66:1-66:143 149 36 27 9 67. 67:1-67:143 147 34 25 9 68. 68:1-68:139 144 38 23 15 69. 69:1-69:142 151 36 29 7 70. 70:1-70:146 148 37 30 7 71. 71:1-71:129 133 58 31 27 72. 72:1-72:132 142 23 10 13 73. 73:1-73:266 267 70 66 4 74. 74:1-74:248 251 45 26 19 75. 75:1-75:249 255 47 36 11 Totals for files 51-75: 25 files containing 5,144 pages: 1,114 titles written by 771 male authors and 343 female authors 76. 76:1-76:257 259 42 35 7 77. 77:1-77:225 229 36 27 9 78. 78:1-78:532 541 111 97 14 79. 79:1-79:217 221 33 22 11 80. 80:1-80:224 234 34 30 4 81. 81:1-81:230 231 52 27 25 82. 82:1-82:251 260 36 24 12 83.
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