RICHARD BUCKMINSTER FULLER (1895-1983)
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"There is no crisis of ressources, only of
ignorance." |
I was thinking about writing about Buckminster Fuller, because his
life and work is truly amazing and inspiring to each and everyone. He was driven
by the will to help humanity as a whole by applying science and intelligence to
identify the most important problems of the decades yet to come. With 47
honorary doctorates, 25 major patents and being a renownend architect,
philosopher, scientist in one small life, it seems all too much. Especially when
thinking that he started out broke, jobless and suicidal. The vast amount of writings and the enormous amount and size
of his thoughts, ideas and visions, have inspired me so many times. How could I
leave something out? What? Here are some tidbits to start your appetite:
Unable to produce a better introduction
into Richard Buckminster Fuller’s life, I’ll just advise you to go to THE BUCKMINSTER
FULLER INSTITUTE instead and read up on this great personality. In
our times, where intelligence, knowledge and thinking seem to be of little value
for the majority of people, people like Buckminster Fuller and their influence
are what is dearly missed.