Bringing greater accuracy to Francis Bacon’s maxim “knowledge is power”¹, Neo-Tech reveals that ultimate power lies in the “widest-scope business knowledge”. Neo-Tech further reveals that building inductive knowledge via fully integrated honesty is the basis of universal power — unified Zonpower — as expressed in the poems:

Alfred Lord Tennyson
1809- 1892

¹Francis Bacon (1561-1626) broke the closed-circle logic of stagnant scholasticism by (1) separating theology from knowledge and (2) recognizing that useful new knowledge is acquired through inductive reasoning (dynamic observations) not deductive logic from dead authority (stagnant arguments). …Bacon is the father of the Scientific Method and the author of the aphorism, “Nature to be commanded must be obeyed”. He rejected the status quo of the Establishment and the bogus “test-of-time” criterion while blazing the way for Descartes, Locke, and Newton. …Bacon pointed the way toward the 18th-century Age of Enlightenment.