"Man's Machine-Made Millennium"
| Title | "Man's Machine-Made Millennium" |
| Year for Search | 1908 |
| Authors | Maxim, Hudson(1853-1927) |
| Secondary Title | Cosmopolitan Magazine |
| Volume / Edition | 45.6 |
| Pagination | 568-76 |
| Date Published | November 1908 |
| Keywords | Male author, US author |
| Annotation | Technological eutopia based on the discovery of a method of producing unlimited power. Every want will be filled by pressing a button, except for human companionship and sympathy. No one will need to work except as recreation. No disease. Cities will be replaced by one immense building. |
| Illustration | Illus. William R. Leigh. |
| Author Note | The author (1853-1927) was a chemist who developed explosives used in World War I. |
| Full Text | 1908 Maxim, Hudson (1853-1927). “Man’s Machine-Made Millennium.” Illus. William R. Leigh. Cosmopolitan Magazine 45.6 (November 1908): 568-76. Technological eutopia based on the discovery of a method of producing unlimited power. Every want will be filled by pressing a button, except for human companionship and sympathy. No one will need to work except as recreation. No disease. Cities will be replaced by one immense building. The author was a chemist who developed explosives used in World War I. |
