RATIONALISM.
At the Majestic Theatre last evening Mr. I!. F. Way gave an address on "Science and the Future," under the auspices of the Rationalist Association, lie dealt briefly with the advances already made with different branches of science. Disease germs, he said, had been fought and conquered since Pasteur. increasing the average age of man. Machines were taking the place of labour the world over. In the near future, man would buckle 011 his wings, turn 011 a wireless switch and fly to work or to play. Lighting and cooking would be done by wireless; energy and locomotion, whether by air, land or sea, would be similarly controlled.
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Auckland Star, Volume LX, Issue 243, 14 October 1929, Page 5
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