Autology

It happens that many people take pleasure in savouring a few exotic fruits of trade and bask in them at their leisure, blissfully oblivious, alas, to their bearing trees, their sowers and, indeed, their very origins. Indeed, they dare not ask themselves any questions in relation to these immediately inescapable elements. Such is the situation of many gadgets received by our immediate social and cultural communities and everywhere else for that matter. The tangible fruits of ideas constituted and developed as abstract works, conveniences of all kinds in our daily lives reveal in reality a virtual ingenuity surely adjoining unknown and unsought owners. In this vein, we've heard of the Prousts, the Einsteins, the Bacon's, the William Amo's and so on, perhaps without much interest. Is it obvious, then, that these and so many others we know of constitute a fine ideal of universal representation sealed in this gent? Why should our list decline the exception?