The Missing Human Factor

The numbers world is a very precise material world, where any information can easily be translated into the spreadsheet of a computer. The results can be numerically compared to other entries in the computer and therefore be prioritized in order of importance. We are referring actually to the measured performance of the human body, as described through numbers. Examples of this would be income, assets, profits, size, salaries and other measured values such as: age, height, weight and yes, even sex of a person. Numerical information is solely material and therefore as a number is calculable. Not so with other human characteristics i.e. loyalty, ability to innovate, honesty, reliability and even such far out values as love, joy, emotion and happiness. The presence of this information is

identifiable but not directly calculable. It is the nonmaterial nature of a person’s spirit that lives in a realm, which I call the Human Factor.