ABSTRACT
On the contrary it is likely that certain of the more searching and pervasive means of control will grow in favor. Suggestion, education, and publicity, the choice instruments of the new folk-craft that is taking the place of the old state-craft, will be used, perhaps, even more freely and consciously than they now are. Local solidarity perishes because bonds of fellowship are woven which unite a man to distant co-religionists, or fellow-partisans, or fellow-craftsmen, or members of the same social class. The better adaptation of animals to one another appears to be brought about by accumulated changes in body and brain. There is reason to believe that even to-day difference in race psychology leads peoples of the same development to adopt different measures of control. The anthropologists now put Europeans into two great races—the tall, long-skulled blonds and the shorter, broad-skulled brunets.
