Man and Technics

Um, when Yockey traveled around in his suitcase, he would keep a copy of, he would keep a copy of Decline of the West in the original German, both volumes.

He would keep a copy of Man and Technics in the original German, uh, of, uh, The Hour of Decision, of the essay Prussianism and Socialism, and I believe one or two other texts Spengler wrote.

But, but these were the only texts that Yockey kept on his person at all times, more or less.

I think there's a, there's a very distinct reason for that.

he actually,

Claude did bring up that Spengler actually does use Promethean in a reference several times in, I think, Man and Technics, though

not in The Decline of the West.

But then he was also saying, like, it was that contradiction that, like, calling it Faustian man puts human action at the center.