A good place to start with citation of sources are the books mentioned in the ”Further reading” section. If people were to read what has been written about the technocracy movement you will note that it does predate the publication of the study course and even predates the Technical Alliance.    Also the movement was more than just Tech Inc as there was a number of technocratic organisations around in the 1930s and before. William E. Akin’s book, for example, mentions technocratic organisations such as the “Soviet of Technicians” and The “New Machine”. Allen Raymond points out that all the elements of technocracy were in place long before technocracy came to public attention in 1933. I would suggest that everyone here actually goes back and reads some, if not all, of those books and uses them for references. Then only put in things that can be cited.   BTW, Skip, please check out what a blog actually is.    