…So is there a way that we're going to be able to design things, homes and buildings that are going to be yes, Buckminster Fuller started designing homes 50 years ago that could be taken apart, put in a can and moved anywhere. When you don't have to…

…as are built into current day cities, but will have healthy, positively health beneficial effects built into their very architecture. Buckminster Fuller started thinking that way as far back as the 1920s. His houses were intended to be healthy houses and he…

…inclined to believe that there are intelligences far Superior to Jerry Falwell. There may even be intelligences Superior to Einstein and Buckminster Fuller, and I find that a really humbling and awe inspiring thought. I have yet to be convinced of any real…

…the dogmatists on the planet think they've done that. If you included everything all you'd perceive is chaos. Or as Buckminster Fuller states the case very well scenario: universe is non simultaneously apprehended in other words we do not perceive the whole…

…with these great big scoops of white sugar and other members of this cabal according to her included at that time Buckminster Fuller, Timothy Leary, John Lilly and marshall McLuhan. I thought, gee that's distinguished company that she put me in and going…

…some reason. And the only reason I can see is that they do collect information so they're local problem solvers, as Buckminster Fuller said, and the general law of the universe the second law of thermodynamics, is that entropy steadily increases, the amount…

…ready to do a given thing then it goes through these various stages and so it's building itself in the future. Buckminster Fuller has pointed out that there's no technologist around, including himself, who can design anything as economic and strong at the…

…by and large I agree that the real power of the world is not held by politicians. I tend to agree with Buckminster Fuller the late engineer, mathematician who said the world is run by a group he called mmao, which stands for Machiavelli, Mafia, atoms…

…confederation that's at war with itself as often as it's at war with us. I tend to agree as I said earlier with Buckminster Fuller that there are four major players: the bankers, the mafia and the energy cartels out of atoms and oil and they work…

…lot in the last week because I'm writing a book about Vico and Joyce It's also about Ezra pound and Ernest Fenollosa and Buckminster Fuller and internet and it's called the tale of the tribe, and don't go running out to try to find it because I haven't…

…I lost faith in politics. I guess that was long before the Vietnam war. The Vietnam war just solidified my position. Like Buckminster Fuller he used to get letters from people who had heard his lectures or read his books and said: run for president, run…

…10 000 ever heard of that paper but internet wouldn't exist if Claude Shannon Hadn't written that thesis. Claude Shannon and Buckminster Fuller did things much more revolutionary than anybody in the white house. And besides if you do get yourself locked up…

…I want you to know I've met George Carlin and I still think you're the funniest man I've ever met. I've met Buckminster Fuller and I still think you're the most intelligent man I've ever met. Tim, You're wonderful. Tim looked at me and said: bob…

…only had a few weeks, weeks days nobody was sure. And as I left I said: Timothy I want to tell you I've met Buckminster Fuller and I still think you're the most intelligent man I ever met. I've met George Carlin and I still think you're the funniest…

…the dogmatists on the planet think they've done that if you included everything all you'd perceive is chaos. Or as Buckminster Fuller states the case very well, scenario universe is non simultaneously apprehended. In other words we do not perceive the whole…

…inclined to believe that there are intelligences far Superior to Jerry Falwell. There may even be intelligences Superior to Einstein and Buckminster Fuller, and I find that a really humbling and awe inspiring thought. I have yet to be convinced of any real…

…would it be? Barbecued potato chips no question about it. There's tons of them. Barbecued potato chips. Peptides, barbecued peptides. Buckminster Fuller, you know, in his last interview before he died which was with a libertarian lady in California, he said…

…he died which was with a libertarian lady in California, he said he was quoted as saying: I am an anarchist, Buckminster Fuller. His conclusion had been roughly echoing some of the things we've been saying. His conclusion was that it just won't work…

…to do. If you go to school the first thing they teach you is to stop thinking. All children are born as Buckminster Fuller noticed. All children are born naked, hungry and intensely curious and as soon as they start talking well even before they start…

…the world wide web and e mail and chat room we can negotiate among ourselves and we don't need representatives. Buckminster Fuller calls that de sovereignization. We don't need sovereigns we can all be self governors self representatives, by making negotiated…

…be the last time, not knowing how many days he had left, I said Timothy I want to tell you something I've met Buckminster Fuller and I still think you're the most intelligent person I've ever met. I've met George Carlin and I still think you're the…

…the dogmatists on the planet think they've done that. If you included everything all you'd perceive is chaos. Or as Buckminster Fuller states the case very well scenario: universe is non simultaneously apprehended. In other words we do not perceive the whole…

…whatever he was. He was one of the greatest men of the 20th century who's not known. Most people have heard of Buckminster Fuller and Albert Einstein and Aleister Crowley to some extent James Joyce. Jack Parsons is virtually unknown and yet he was more…

…the dogmatists on the planet think they've done that. If you included everything, all you'd perceive is chaos. Or as Buckminster Fuller states the case very well scenario: universe is non simultaneously apprehended. In other words we do not perceive the…

…a lot more than me and we're getting signals from all over. In 1954 at Bard College in New York, I heard Buckminster Fuller. How many people here have heard of Buckminster Fuller? Ah good good we've got something in common. I heard Buckminster Fuller say…

…from all over. In 1954 at Bard College in New York, I heard Buckminster Fuller. How many people here have heard of Buckminster Fuller? Ah good good we've got something in common. I heard Buckminster Fuller say that by the 1980s it would be possible to…

…Buckminster Fuller. How many people here have heard of Buckminster Fuller? Ah good good we've got something in common. I heard Buckminster Fuller say that by the 1980s it would be possible to feed the whole world and abolish starvation. And fuller said:…

…occult basis, working on a quite opposite basis have come up with a very similar predictions. In some ways like Buckminster Fuller who was not interested in astrology mayhem calendars or any of that stuff based on sociological trajectories fuller started…

…talking about that before Larry was. Oh, I know I mean my whole career is a product of the internet yeah, Buckminster Fuller talked about this Bucky Fuller that's right. Yeah, you can literally everyone can talk to everyone and you could have consensus.…

…I want you to know I met George Carlin and I still think he's the funniest man I've ever known. I met Buckminster Fuller and I think he's the smartest man I've ever known. Timothy, You're wonderful, he said to me bob, you're an excellent character.…

…fever type thing happens. So is there a way that we are going to be able to design things, homes and buildings? Yes, Buckminster Fuller started designing homes 50 years ago that could be taken apart, put in a can and moved anywhere. When you don't have…

…such as built into current day cities but will have healthy, positively health beneficial effects built into their very architecture. Buckminster Fuller started thinking that way back in the 1920s. His houses were intended to be healthy houses and he was…

…second rule is like unto the first: don't ever accept your own BS Fully. Your own belief system always needs revision. Buckminster Fuller put it this way: universe is non simultaneously apprehended. That is such a profound statement that I'm going to repeat…

…said: it's a treacherous servant and a terrible master. So keep this energy, keep the signals flowing. Well actually I met Buckminster Fuller in I forget 1956 57 somewhere along around there, and he actually said to me it sounds like bragging but I…

…doubling had required longer than the human lifespan. People born in the 1890s actually lived through a doubling of knowledge. Buckminster Fuller who was born in the 1890s and didn't die until the 1980s lived through several doublings of knowledge of…

…days. I figured it would be the last time I'd ever see him. And I said Timothy I want to tell you I've met Buckminster Fuller and I still think you're the most intelligent man I ever met. I've met George Carlin and I want to tell you I still…

…the CIA too including Klaus Barbie, who moved to South America and trained a lot of the death squads down there. Buckminster Fuller says CIA should really be translated as capitalism's invisible army. Well I don't know. Buckminster Fuller said a lot of…

…death squads down there. Buckminster Fuller says CIA should really be translated as capitalism's invisible army. Well I don't know. Buckminster Fuller said a lot of weird things. Of course he was the most brilliant scientific mind of the 20th century but…

…higher level of efficiency and prosperity than the human race has ever achieved before. But that's based on a lot of analysis by Buckminster Fuller and his world game people which is kind of complicated to go into. But I'm not a pessimist. I do think it…

…of doing more with less which is a phrase president Clinton has taken to using lately. He's lifted that from Buckminster Fuller, the great mathematician and architect. Well then who did NASA lift it from Buckminster Fuller? Fuller pointed out the tendency…

…using lately. He's lifted that from Buckminster Fuller, the great mathematician and architect. Well then who did NASA lift it from Buckminster Fuller? Fuller pointed out the tendency of modern technology is to do more and more with less and less which means…

…north which some of the liberal Protestants are moving toward. Finally, after all these years of horror and violence as Buckminster Fuller said the human race always does the smartest thing after it's exhausted all the stupid alternatives. You have to think…

…be the last time, not knowing how many days he had left I said Timothy I want to tell you something I've met Buckminster Fuller and I still think you're the most intelligent person I've ever met. I've met George Carlin and I still think you're the…

…since 1900 and speed of communication has increased a million times. That's why we're living in a global village, as Buckminster Fuller always used to say. Now the, this oral biosurvival circuit it either imprints neophilia, which is if there's a secure…

…good at it. He got into the us naval database in Norfolk. Then he got into Lawrence Livermore Laboratories where as Buckminster Fuller once said, most of the best minds of the American Scientific community have devoted themselves for 50 years to the single…

…maybe enough people can wake up on time to change the direction we're going in. One of my favorite quotations from Buckminster Fuller is: human beings always do the most intelligent thing after they've tried every stupid alternative and none of them have…

…at it he got into the u s naval database in Norfolk then he got into Lawrence Livermore Laboratories where, as Buckminster Fuller once said, most of the best minds of the American Scientific community have devoted themselves for 50 years to the single…