Buckminster Fuller: Starting with the Universe - Whitney Museum

[solvssod]

to bad America became the nazi's

[worryphree]

Buzzer! The earth is an OPEN system. Ask me how.

[fartdeath]

I am still in community college.."young and dumb", however I am in a renewable energy tech program. guide me? fund me? ask me questions? I could use so like minded HONEST support. How good can you be?

[fartdeath]

I AM THIS MAN'S REINCARNATION!!!!.all that I have learned in my humble little life in small time iowa and what few places I have traveled to have led me to a single conclusion. I am chasing this dream every waking second. This dream consists of every element of my morality and personality. I plan to change the world by embracing it. The biggest and most impossible of my ideas are centered in power generation, others, agriculture, and more still have geospatial relation. BTW my dad knew this man

[leifthor415]

As a student of Bucky Fuller, I can tell you Bucky would not agree with this narrator's monologue. My god who gave her this copy to read? Ew....Bucky was about abundance, and that we are not in a limited system, which was central to his message...Ephemeralization, doing more with less, or replacing "stuff" with "thought".

[MrAlternativamente]

I can't remember a Fuller quotation that was in a room of this exhibition. It was about the necessity to destroy a system and build a completely new one, instead of reforming it. It was a sort of definition of a real revolutionary mind...Someone could help me? (forgive my english).

[YourHealthyPlanet]

@MrAlternativamente Hi, one quote that comes to mind is "The best way to predict the future is to invent it." R Buckminster Fuller At Your Healthy Planet.com we are doing just that based on many of 'Bucky's' philosophies and prediction of having everyone on-board planet Earth living ata very high standard of living and enjoying fully our beautiful planet.

[MrAlternativamente]

I can't remember a Fuller quotation that was in a room of this exhibition. It was about the necessity to destroy a system and build a completely new one, instead of reforming it. It was a sort of definition of a real revolutionary mind...Someone could help me? (forgive my english).

[FractalBolt]

Thanks for the upload. I'm an architect and Füller's was a name that was thrown at us back in college but I had never been interested in him, until now.

What a wonderful and lucid mind. I graduated four years ago, but because of the way the job market's these days, I really haven't had much professional experience save for a couple of jobs. I'm going to study a Master's degree soon and this man has inspired me not just to continue my studies, but to try and do something. Thanks for the upload

[michad9for]

muy bueno!

[combinatoric]

A man for our times. Truly inspiring. Wonderful vid. Thanks!

[scubabelvoir]

I too was fortunate to attend a Fuller lecture in 1972 and participated, briefly in World Games. I've always been haunted by the feeling that all the answers are present, we choose, unfortunately, to ignore them.

[youarelackluster]

the dymaxion maps are wonderful :)

[42flyingphish]

amazing ideas. THis man was brilliant and simply ingenius

[Shevnin]

This is not just art, it is a science and psychology.

Glory to the genius of this man.

Thank you.

[sidthinker]

BRAVOOOOOOO....why aren't more people watching this, it better than any political kaka.

[youarelackluster]

i guess more people would watch buckminster fuller had he constantly been going off about the reptile conspiracy, CFR, FDR, 911 and whatever else, oh 2012 sure..

nothing useful is ever watched.