to the Times and Tribune, marking the first widespread publicity on Technocracy. In the next few months, Technocracy blew up in publicity, eventually leading to Scott's academic credentials getting questioned as a engineer who's been educated in Europe with 3-4 college degrees, then being disgraced he was removed from Columbia University in 1933. And co-founded Technocracy Incorporated with M. King Hubbert.

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