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<<MESSAGE from>> Brian Q. Hutchings                   01-APR-2000  5:14
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 sorry, but the "hole" is a misnomer, and
 there are lots of "secular" variables affecting it.  true,
 even Hamaker'd thought that artificial creation of CFCs were important,
 but they're really not; the story behind it is decidely nasty.

 thus saith:
 See letter, Science News of Sept.9, 1995.  Another example:
 the golly-gee-whiz sighting-by-satellite of the largest calving iceberg, we'v
 that this is a harbinger of the "global"  or overall warming, that was the fi
 one that does no justice to an ordinary glass house -- without noting that th

 thus quoth:
  centralized decision-making follows from this ideology. Yet the ozone layer
  is being reestablished, since centralized decision-making banned CFCs. If
  instead we had depended on 6 billion individuals making the best choices

 --The Duke of Oil!
 http://www.tarpley.net/bushint.htm
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<<MESSAGE from>> Brian Q. Hutchings                   01-APR-2000  5:56
                 r001806@pen2.ci.santa-monica.ca.us

 most of this stuff about the "WAND" (hint:
 pronounce as in "gland") Corp. is covered in extremis
 in our literature, if not on larouchepub.com or larouchecampaign.org.
 , and the stuff about the Fabs and Lord Russell is mostly
 on those sites.  my implication about Chomsky and Orwell should
 perhaps have been "conversant ABOUT" rather than "with," although
 Orwell was a policeman for the Empire in Burma --
 with quotes around it, the favored usage of the human rights mafia!
 (and, yes, the obfuscation of the name of "our local thoughtank"
 is purposeful; I want to live !-)
    "linear" also refers to linear algebra & matrices, and
 to the fantasyworld of "The Matrix," I guess,
 not just to linear DEs, but I admit that
 I've taken 2nd-semester calculus an incaclulable number
 of times, alas, let-alone those subjects.  as
 for the more delicate matter of Gore's rage-ball antics, and
 the "models" of his advisors, "WAND" may be the primary nexus
 of the Bush'000 campaign, but I don't know whether
 there are also boardmembers on the Gore counterpart, although
 it is "virtually" a safe assumption.  one is able,
 in any case, to pick-up sundry literature from the lobby,
 across the street from City Hall, to sample the mindset
 o'the gametheorists!
    if it isn't perfectly clear, yet, Sir Henry, Bob macN., and
 doctor Moan have all worked, there, in Santa Monica; OK ??
    "Limits to Growth" used the Donella's crude program,
 which I believe was also just linear DEs.

 the "vertigo" of the Littleton killers was surely literal,
 as they went from 100s of boy-hours on DOOM,
 laid-out with the highschool reality, and a very few sessions
 to practice on their fire-arms, to the overwhelming situation
 of the real-life Littleton, and suicide.

 thus quoth:
  Or, with apologies to Gandhi: "The music of life is in danger
  of being lost in the music of the voice."

   thus quoth:
    and written by an Army officer ("Military Operations in the CNN World: Usi

 --The Duke of Oil!
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<<MESSAGE from>> Brian Q. Hutchings                   01-APR-2000  6:15
                 r001806@pen2.ci.santa-monica.ca.us

 oh, on the wayside,
 someone sent me an ad-hominem note about Brian's sanity,
 which I am going to forward to myself -- done! -- and
 also threatening me with some sort of coherent "light" device.
    well, it's too late for that helpful feedback, because
 I've been handing that flyer-essay out, for a month!

 that is not what I thought, they meant,
 about being "committed" to the Democrat Party; of course,
 they surreptitiously sent my delegate-application back to me,
 through another address --
 not that I really wanted *badly* to be at the self-imploding
 media-circus of the Convention, except in a chopper:
 15,000 mediants sounds like a veritably *martial* deployment, and
 you can bet that Ted "the rough producer" Turner will be out
 in full role-playing Confederate battle-gear.  I mean,
 how many boy-years has *he* got on Convention DOOM ?!?
    well, I hope, they had already thought of that <gulp>;
 so, I guess, I'd better sign-up as "uncommitted," and
 dress & act, accordingly -- then run like Hell,
 once I cast my vote for Lyn!

 --The Duke of Oil!
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<<MESSAGE from>> Brian Q. Hutchings                   01-APR-2000  6:34
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 ah, in case you have been overly committed to the DNC,
 in the past, there is still hope for you -- especially if
 you bring this concern to your local Central Cmte., and
 refuse to back down from their clinical problemmas.
    the "parties" concerned are still beholden (I think)
 to the VRA, even though the case has been left-for-dead.

 http://www.larouchecampaign.com/level2/break.html
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<<MESSAGE from>> Brian Q. Hutchings                   02-APR-2000  8:34
                 r001806@pen2.ci.santa-monica.ca.us

 there was an article on the history of the program,
 with the FTP to the latest version (G3?), in American Scientist;
 the _LtG_ version was just excruciatingly simple, or
 merely schematic of malthusian ideals, using a couple
 of good, ol'linear differential equations; of course,
 those are DEs with the variable(s) to the first power;
 I have done just the most preliminary course-work with them,
 Math 15, over here.
    I have no idea what in Hell doctor Moan was doing at "WAND", but
 I'm sure his name is on some of it.  we must all recall the use
 --deployment, usrreptitious rewriting, and media gusher--
 of the Pentagon Papers in afixing the blame for our military policies
 on a series of Presidents, ending with po'Richard, and
 away from the long advisory-central function of this outfit; eh?
    in case *that* was not clear,
 "WAND" *is* a nexus of Bush'000 (The Reincarnation
 after a Fiery & Deserved Death), with 3 current & former boardmembers
 and at least one bigwig officer on his Cmte., but
 I have not learned of any Gore operatives, yet.
    I should also note,
 "WAND" is only the Mother of All Thinktanks, as far as I know,
 in the USA, but the global honor goes to the Royal Society,
 its predecessors in former "world" empires, and
 its successors like the RIIA and its "spawn" or local subsidiary,
 the CFR.  I should also wonder,
 whether Chomsky has been a consultant to the Trilateral Comm. et al,
 rather than presuppose a merely academic vantage.
    I have 2 references for "WAND":
 one was a booklet covering a lot of these quangos,
 which gave the verrry interstig history of it,
 particularly its founding, which was wholly covert; and
 the Nov.17, 1997 centerspread (American Almanac)
 of The New Federalist newspaper (call 800/453-4108 for a reprint),
 which is about the notorious "Big MAC" of'75 in NYC.  I suppose,
 most of the folks *at* "WAND" would be in extremis, if
 and when they learn about all of this, although
 "New Yaek WAND" was technically a subsidiary!

 --

 The Duke of Oil!
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<<MESSAGE from>> Brian Q. Hutchings                   02-APR-2000  8:48
                 r001806@pen2.ci.santa-monica.ca.us

 oh; just found this, while "archiving" that ****:

 791:451) The RAND Corporation: Friend or Foe?
 Brian Hutchings                                         15-MAY-19  8:45

  Dear Doctor Strangelove (Bad Advice Column)

  No-one who does not know of the "WAND" Corp.'s social engineering
  of "Big MAC" in NYC in the mid'70s, and implimentation thereof
  by NY WAND's consequent incorporation as a hole --a-hem--
  into the NYC bureaucracy, would not ever even *think*
  to gain-say their Charter Preform (sik) "operations research,"
  nor Their origins as (yet another) outgrowth of Brit.psy-ops,
  nor their role in the burgeoning warmwar
  in the Balkans and horrid "geopolitics" in general
  (see the "Rumsfeld Commission" and its Congressional report
  in support of a *causus belli*, a *ballistical* missile defense,
  and boardmember Don's and former one, Condoleeza's work
  on the Bush'00 Cmte., and so on ad vomitorium),
  nor their "studies" that promulgate the neolib/neocon programs
  of the Mont Pelerin Society (as represented
  by boardmember Paul Volcker (sik), former chair d'El Phed
  who was infamous for his campaign for & implimentation
  of "controlled disintegration of the economy" under Carter).
     That is why Charter Reform may be called, Big WAND; so, please,
  take seriously the idea, that Ellsberg's so-called Pentagon Papers may
  have been quite a deceptive "leak".  How so?
     If anyone should know about who was responsible
  for the debacle of "cabinet warfare" that Vietnam became,
  over Kennedy's dead body (as likewise with the Korean War,
  a la "M*A*S*H", after the abrupt dismissal of MacArthur),
  it is the penimtimately Strangelovian "BLAND Corp.",
  which advised all of the post-war administrations
  on every miltary thing from soup to nuts to toilet-seats.
  Which administrations were *blamed* for following such advice,
  such as that of Ford/Foundation/WAND's MacNamara,
  ending dramatically and pointedly with Nixon --
  for what was orchestrated in far greater detail
  by former WAND geopolitician, Kissinger,
  than his nominal boss in foreign policy.  So,
  yet another WAND minion, Chomsky, used his clout
  to engender Ellsberg as a sort of born-again radical
  of the Left, freshly denouncing the Cold War.

  So, please, don't start, now, butt,
  if such a tank is so intimately in bed with Kiss.Ass.,
  as past president of the latter, Sir Brent, was just
  recently on the WAND board, also,
  How could such an entity *possibly* be very helpful,
  except on a strictly local level (if that) ??
     This is not actually to cast aspersions
  upon the individual workers at the USA's only "thinktank"
  with its very own gradschool, but to rather ask
  for some enlightened dysinterest from them, so.
     Now that the "green" Councillors have one
  of their own, virtually, as the new CM, linked so tightly
  to WAND and Ellay's "reform," Whither SM ??

  To address these questions, please, come to a meeting
  of the Ben Franklin Club, to get SM and LA *out*
  of the New Dark Info Age, provincial hole that they have dug
  for themselves -- with a lot of mortuarial help, as noted;
  call 323/259-1860 (Connor si habla espangol .-)
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<<MESSAGE from>> Brian Q. Hutchings                   02-APR-2000  8:50
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  Subject: Breaking News!


  <<MESSAGE from>> Brian Q. Hutchings                   01-APR-2000  6:33
                   r001806@pen2.ci.santa-monica.ca.us

   ah, in case you have been overly committed to the DNC,
   in the past, there is still hope for you -- especially if
   you bring this concern to your local Central Cmte., and
   refuse to back down from their clinical problemmas.
      the "parties" concerned are still beholden (I think)
   to the VRA, even though the case has been left-for-dead.

   http://www.larouchecampaign.com/level2/break.html
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Brian

This post, like an innumerable of others from you, have no relevance to the
list charter.  I believe you are clearly on the wrong list.  Why don't you
go join a list that espouses political bickering and propoganda?  I am not
stting that Bucky was not political, I will acknowledge it is nearly
impossible to be human and completely apolitical.  But this post and the
like to not relate to this list.

Every so often, you actually post postings that are appropriate, and are not
attempting to sway others into your political foray.  The same can be said
for Michael S. Mitchell.  I honestly don't mind those posts, they are often
useful, somehow.

> -----Original Message-----
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> <<MESSAGE from>> Brian Q. Hutchings                   02-APR-2000  8:50
>                  r001806@pen2.ci.santa-monica.ca.us
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>   Subject: Breaking News!
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>   <<MESSAGE from>> Brian Q. Hutchings                   01-APR-2000  6:33
>                    r001806@pen2.ci.santa-monica.ca.us
>
>    ah, in case you have been overly committed to the DNC,
>    in the past, there is still hope for you -- especially if
>    you bring this concern to your local Central Cmte., and
>    refuse to back down from their clinical problemmas.
>       the "parties" concerned are still beholden (I think)
>    to the VRA, even though the case has been left-for-dead.
>
>    http://www.larouchecampaign.com/level2/break.html
>
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The reason you can not see how he did it is because you have what he
called as well
as Ed Applewhite, Jay Baldwin, Bill Perk Alfred North Whiteheads'
dilemma.


Once 5 men were in a boat, one was named Jones.  All the men were in a
life boat that was
the remains of a sunken ship.  The first man stated he would row to
safety to see his wife and kids
and protect them, the second was a monk and he stated he would row to
help the others survive,
the third stated he was rich and he wanted to get back to his money, the
fourth stated he was afraid
to die.  Jones stated he was rowing for Jones.  The moral of this story
is that many people row the
Fuller boat to safety, but few do it for the right reasons.
You all have insulted me along the way, played click games with your
degrees and in the name of progress
as an excuse tried to bar me from my right as a student and friend of
bucky from respect.  People who have
the power to make things happen around fuller like you don't do the
things that people do, so you don't
know what needs to happen.  You are lost in your own tower of power.
People seem to enjoy things more
when they know a lot of other people have been left out on the pleasure,
in many ways I have sit at a distance
and see how many people act out the aristocratic pleasure of being with
Bucky and not one good thought
pass the mind of the person, but the enjoyment of being able to say to
the others not so lucky how great it
was the rest of the time they are on the planet.The average Ph.D. thesis
is nothing but the transference of bones from one
graveyard to another, which is what your synlist was all about.  The
pleasure and of this fact you sometimes reek with.
Your pleasure is belief in synergetics and of being well read with every
dot and t, Faith in experience is much more powerful
than this specialized view of synergetics.  Faith that the universe
works with principles that we can understand and make
our lives better for all humans.  Belief is your expertise and is when
someone else does the thinking.
Unitivity is not a belief to me, I thought of it.  I understand the
universe with a new view. This is what
I learned most of all from being with the most comprehensive and first
world man on earth.
Think for your self and you will help others the most. When Jones got to
shore with all the others.
All the loved ones of all the others and all the things they loved were
grateful that jones did it for jones.

You have a sort of solidarity with Applewhite, Baldwin, Perk that rings
with petty reflections of politics
and to make lies sound truthful. You say I am bucky's worst student and
you never met him for more than
a moment. You have attacked the bfi all out and now act as if it is
trifling to do so.  But if  it would had fallen
you would have not felt it wrong at the time, you had others to shoulder
your childish ideas if ignominious gateways.
Lucky the Fuller family is fond of children and treat you as if you are
a saint.  This is the way of the greatness.
You have promoted yourself very well with your list, but in the end you
have learned that the market of ones
self may lower the price. Since I have been around you seem to be very
cheap indeed.
When I call you all assholes and you edit that out to send to your
friends so they can not see the
rest of the reason that I say this, remember that integrity is
precession and what comes around goes around.
Now you can chop this up to make it look like your pie in the sky. Good
Bye.

Kirby Urner wrote:

> >Some people never learn. You guys are ass holes.
> >
>
> And I thank Bucky for the companionship he provided for you
> as well (a two way street).  Trully he was a great man --
> I really don't see how he did it.
>
> Kirby
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Re: http://www.stanford.edu/dept/symbol/Hofstadter-event.html

I'd probably rephrase the title of this talk, changing from:

WILL SPIRITUAL ROBOTS REPLACE HUMANITY BY 2100?

to:

WILL HUMANS BE NOTHING MORE THAN SPIRITUAL ROBOTS BY 2100?

My own spin is that AI failed to live up to it's earlier
promises (surprise surprise) and is engaged in some late-
in-the-game image-bolstering to compensate.

Here we are, about to enter 2001 and have nothing on tap
even remotely like HAL of '2001 Space Odyssey' fame, and
AIers know that they need to take control of the debate,
lest this lack of results prove too embarrassing.

Keith Devlin, with refreshing honesty, admitted as much
in a lecture here in Portland a few years back:  the
AIers came up against their 'Great Wall of China': context.
We don't really have a theory for dealing with context-
dependent language, which is what human intelligence is
all about.

Along these lines, I wasn't particularly moved by the
recent article in WIRED asking if humans would become
obsolete thanks to shrinking hardware.  That seemed a
rather tenuous leap in logic, to suggest hardware is the
only bottle-neck -- as if the algorithms we'd use to
generate human-level intelligence are already in the jar.
I see no evidence for this claim.

Plus it seemed rather convenient for the author to say he
was aware of how fragile (read "buggy") our current systems
are -- but that he and other principled gurus might just
have to accept this status quo in the name of keeping
computers hobbled, too dumb-down to take over.

Sounds like a philosophy hatched in the bowels of Microsoft
if you ask me:  sure the code has bugs, but you want to
keep your job don't you? -- hence legions of NT experts,
churned out by the zillions to make up for the fact that
NT is far from being a robust or well-designed product.

But hey, if it were bug free, we wouldn't need to pay one
administrator for every 10 workstations.  Now _that's_
something we don't want to let go of, right?  Too many
jobs depend on crummy software to make "robust code" sound
like a good idea.  How convenient if we can add to the mix
that we're just trying to keep engineers from unleashing
HAL 9000 on an unwitting (and gullible) public.  We keep
our codes buggy and fragile in order to save a privileged
place in the sun for our species.  Like, we're just being
ethical here! (smirk).

I'm not really sure if this is a case of software engineers
believing their own generation's most popular science fiction
themes ('Terminator' and 'The Matrix' were both premised
on AI taking over from humans in some not-too-distant future),
or if these folks are just trying to get a next wave started
so they can surf it in.

Apparently, any number of lucrative speaking engagements
await those who can wow audiences with distopian images of
a cyberfuture in which humans have nothing better to do than
enslave themselves to more competent mechanical masters.

Playing on peoples fears is the oldest game in the book
-- and is worth playing if the fears are well-founded.
But then there's the old negative feedback loop to think
about, the small matter of self-fulfilling prophecies.
Keep people believing their survival is at stake, and
they'll act increasingly bestial, defending to the death
their access to precious resources that maybe _could_
have been in ample supply had people only been a little
more proactive, less reactive, less fearful, ignorant
and selfishly preoccupied with immediate circumstances.

To come at it from another angle, I think a feeling of
humans as superfluous and running low on options is not
entirely off target.  We seem to have a lot of technological
savvy, but no real inkling as to how to use it for the
general betterment of humankind.  In an age when we finally
have the know-how to eradicate world hunger, for example,
we choose to sit around and fiddle with cosmetics,
angsting about whether we're slated for replacement by
robots.

Well, aren't we robots already then?  A thinking, intelligent,
humane civilization would be swinging into action around now,
cleaning up legacy messes and setting Spaceship Earth on a
more promising trajectory, just as Fuller hoped we might.
But given this may _not_ be our agenda, it's hard (for me
at least) to get pumped about whatever we might choose as
alternatives.  It seems to me that to shrink back from the
challenges goes hand in hand with a feeling that we're about
to be superceded, out-classed, exposed for the hollow beings
we already are, with no real intelligence to our credit.

So in that sense, I think the "spiritual robots" meme reflects
the current context.  So, my fellow robots, welcome to this
"brave" new world, wherein our humanity has been effectively
replaced with something more artificially dumbed-down.

Kirby
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Michael Mitchell wrote:

> All these Fuller book writers have not hit on the head the real fact of
> this reason.
>
> The youth such as I, were drafted to go to war and many friends of mine
> died there and latter here
> because of the damage to them from there.  The fact is you are some
> where and with all the educational
> system in the 60's mainly built around the 50's dream of the deal to
> have kids of wwII educated etc, here
> as I went into college first as in high school I was on the SIU judo
> team and won 3erd in the midwestern
> judo championships in Minnesota, anyway after that my parents thought
> maybe I could go to college and
> I had signed up for the navy right before the draft and the day I was
> suppose to go, they stated you could
> stay at your grandparents just 5 miles outside of Carbondale and maybe
> we could give you 20 bucks a week to go.
> So I called the navy and said, I changed my mind.  A week latter they
> let me go on paper and I went to school.
> I got into the design department under Herb Roan and Ed Schlossberg as
> his student teacher.  A little latter the draft
> started and I would have gone to viet Nam if this would not have
> happened, Also I was knocked out of a car in a car wreck and
> this would allow me 18,000 dollars 4 or 5 years latter that stopped me
> from going to Nam as well. I gave half this money to my mother who said
> she would give it to my brother to pay for his lodging and food for law
> school.  At any rate.
>     I got 9000 dollars of this and started buying houses and renting
> them to students on contract for deeds from the owners of the homes (
> has 18 at one time) in Carbondale and did not have to finish school and
> used that money to travel and pay my way to travel with bucky myself, he
> stated why are you following me around and I stated to record your
> lectures and see what else I could learn, he stated I will give you a
> deal if you give my office a copy to transcribe and make books , I will
> let you in with me as I go and you will not have to be sneaking around
> trying to get into all these private events like you do.  I stated great
> lets do it. That is how we became in this archive deal and I paid my own
> way the whole time, This turned into so much time and money that I ended
> having a divorce of it with my new wife at the time. Most of Ed
> Applewhites and bucky's books are from my tapes and no way did I get
> credit.
> I was married in a dome on the lake at SIU by Paul Schillp who was a
> friend of Einstein's, a good friend of his.  And Herb
> Roan was my best man, he was in the book Ideas and Integrities watching
> bucky tap dance with his wife.
>
> Back to the reason Bucky was so big in the 60's with the youth.  It was
> not because he liked hippies and all that, people
> in the educational system did not have to worry about the draft and
> going to war, the teachers did not for sure like
> Jay Baldwin who was a teacher at SIU latter, Bill Perk, Ed Applewhite,
> all these guys did not have to worry about
> being sent to the front lines and dying for something that was bull shit
> for some idiot like Nixon, who was a crook.
> CHIcken shit crook, send me to war and lie like hell about and kill my
> friends etc.  I feel for those who went, but once
> you heard bucky state that war was obsolete and prove it in front of
> you, this was the reason that the war and the
> protests etc., were happening, people were very stupid then the teachers
> and the leaders, full of shit like christmas turkeys.
> SO you think the youth liked to here bucky talk about world game, and
> making the world work and war, being no longer
> the reason to die for this stupid selfish idiotic bull shit.  You bet,
> that was what made the youth like bucky it was not
> what Applewhite and all these other stuff shirts talk about, I was going
> to have to die for stupid decisions that now even
> the head of the army states was bull shit. WHen some one tells me that I
> have no right to speak my mind about this I put
> myself on the line lost one wife, and went through a lot of treacherous
> brain storming over nam at the time and
> the ones that died they are the proof that bucky was right and they are
> a monument in principle of the leadership of
> these educational systems and governments that short sighted thinking
> will kill you and the civilizations of the world over night.
> Just a little idea, about why bucky is so important, no one else has a
> proof on record that war is obsolete, just bucky
> and when they call you, you kids out there and say you have to die to
> protect This and that gas companies oil wells then
> you can say bucky says it is not true! Tell them I said so as well.
>
> SO when people come on here and say you are bucky's worse student like
> Kirby Urner has me and that Ed applewhite
> is on his side, just remember part of that SYNERGETICS BOOK IS FROM MY
> TAPES THAT YOU HAVE THAT
> MAKES YOU SEEM SO IMPORTANT!
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Michael --

I never really have the feeling you're writing to or about
me in these posts.  We've never met, and you're quick to
invent fictions about me and then attack them with gusto,
winning all your battles no doubt, but against whom?

You've called me a military brat, even when we're Quakers.
I don't have a Ph.D. or a lot of fancy credentials, and
am not rich or aristocratic (you're the one who claims to
be making a lot of dough in stocks).  I'm just another slow
joe who works for a living and uses a lot of my spare time
to press ahead with Fuller-related agenda items.

You may call what I do "over specialized" but my experience
is that academia remains a bottle-neck.  There's a lot we
could be doing to make learning more experiential, that
we're not.  You're quick with criticisms and negative
comments, but it takes a lot more training and background
to make these changes constructively, and that's what I've
set about doing with my Oregon Curriculum Network website.

In my own opinion, I have provided a lot of valuable public
service, by making 'Synergetics' a lot more understandable
and accessible than it would have been without my website.
You may call this a "power trip" or "piggy backing on a
great man's work" -- but I don't see it that way.  For
one thing, a lot of other people have helped me with the
content of my website, and I give them credit, share my
appreciation, both in public and in private.  And this
goes for Fuller's contribution as well:  I am never trying
to pass off his work as my own.  What I do that's original
or additional is pretty clear -- I have high standards as
a scholar and don't believe in self-promotion at the expense
of my true sources.

Unless you do some homework and seriously study my work, I
don't think you have earned the right to just lambast me in
public all the time, on this list or anywhere else.  You
seem to think I should be retreating, having been exposed
or found out or something, but a assure you that I'm quite
happy with the results I've gotten, feel not a shred of
guilt or regret for what's gone on in the past regarding
the BFI or whatever.  I don't cringe when I read your posts,
merely smile in some amusement, because I don't feel they're
really directed at me, more at some fun-house mirror projection
of your own dark side, with which you've apparently never
come to terms.

Keep it up if you feel the need, but I'm not your psycho-
therapist and have no investment in your "getting better"
if that's not what you're up to in this life. I am in no
way apologetic for sharing my honest opinions about your
materials, but think I've actually studied them, as you
post your 'unitivity' theories here, don't have websites
or other published materials giving a detailed exposition
of whatever it is you call your philosophy or science or
religion.  This is all I've got to go on.

You, on the other hand, do not directly quote or respond
to my materials, merely dismiss them out of hand as
"overspecialized" -- you want to trade in insults on the
cheap, having done nothing whatsoever to show me that
you've ever taken the time to give my work the benefit
of your focused attention.

Now and then, you'll seize on some phrase or notion that
"bugs" you like when I said Jaime called me long distance
on "his nickel".  Well, I maybe could have been more clear.
It wasn't really his nickel at all, as he was calling me
on official business, as a manager of the BFI, to discuss
BFI-related matters, such as whether to give permission
to a certain webmaster to use BFI-copyrighted materials,
about the status of BFI copyrights versus Estate copyrights,
and a lot of other stuff.  These are calls he would have
billed to the BFI, not paid for out of pocket.  Indeed,
this is how he spent a lot of the time, both in Ashland
and Mt. Shasta, where he was living at the time:  he'd
call people and talk on the phone.  And the BFI, then in
LA or Santa Barbara, would pick up the tab.

Now you may be angry upon reading the above, but these are
simply the facts of the matter.  Jaime knew that the BFI
was having PR problems, that a lot of people were griping
about how murky was the legal relationship between the
Institute and the Estate.  He wanted to talk to a sympathetic
ear, at the same time allowing me to ask pointed questions,
of the kind I'd been hearing from others.  This was a
mediator's role in a way, and I think appreciated by
both sides in the Board dispute (I won't reiterate all
the details, as I've shared them before at some length).

So again, I think I was performing a valuable service,
behaving in a somewhat diplomatic capacity.  At the time,
Jaime suggested that I might even consider becoming a kind
of spokesman for the BFI.  Since I had good rapport with the
community, a lot of volunteers with history at the Institute,
and since he and I seemed to be getting along OK on the
phone, it made sense to him that I might become a conduit
between BFI upper management and BFI's constituency.

It's around this time that Applewhite decided he really needed
to get a better sense of who I was and what I was up to.  He
and his wife flew out to Portland from Washington DC and we
spent quite a few hours together, with Karl Erickson joining
us for part of that time (he drove down from Auburn, near
Seattle).  Ed needed to understand quite a few things, including
this whole est business, as from his point of view it looked
like things started to unravel about the same time Fuller
got mixed up with Werner Erhard -- and then Jaime and
Allegra too.  He knew that I had some connection with est
as well, and needed to find out how this all worked -- kind
of a puzzle.  As a career CIA guy, he had a lot of experience
with puzzles, and with keeping an open mind, as even when
the pieces seem to fit, it sometimes happens that a missing
piece or two change the whole picture.

My point here is that Ed was playing for high stakes and knew
he needed to check for himself what was up.  He did the
legwork, flew all the way across country.  You, on the other
hand, seem content to take a strong position from a distance,
to sit in judgement with an only poor understanding of the
facts.  You give in to reflex-conditioning, to knee-jerk
impulses.  So in your case, I see a lot more brain than I
do mind, whereas in Ed's case, I often see pure mind at work,
which is in part why I think Fuller really benefitted from
working with him, and why I think 'Synergetics' is such a
significant and important work.  Ed really made a major
contribution, given his clarity and commitment to a life
of the mind.

By the way, you talk about Ed using your tapes and quote
'Cosmic Fishing'.  I haven't checked the page number yet, but
what I do know is that Ed and Fuller worked in the same
room a lot of the time, and at first Ed would run a tape
recorder.  But then he found Bucky started aiming his remarks
more to the tape than to Ed, as if to address some unseen
audience.  Since Ed wanted to be addressed directly, in
order that 'Synergetics' remain an authentic presentation
to a live, flesh and blood audience, he ended up abandoning
all further use of the tape recorder.  This is in 'Cosmic
Fishing' as well, I believe.  I hope you haven't bleeped
over this part, as it's a useful insight into the whole
process (which, as a Fuller student, you should be interested
in, regardless of whatever negative feelings you might
have developed for "Sonny" over the years -- clearly
the negative feelings were mutual, as per my quote from
his email to me mentioning you).

You've alienated a lot of people, is what I see.  It may be
convenient to blame this on me, but from my point of view,
it's a very shallow and uncourageous approach.  You don't
know me and haven't done any of the work that'd be necessary
to get to know me.  Ed did, and I respect him for that.
I see that as a real and telling difference between you
and he.

Bucky had a great many people in his life, and a lot of them
provided really good and valuable friendships, which brought
out different aspects of his character (it's like this for
all of us).  You don't seem to accept this and are quick
to bad-mouth many people Fuller held dear, really trusted
and appreciated in his own lifetime.  This adds to my
sense that you're a jealous, narrow-minded little person
who isn't big-hearted enough to embrace Fuller as a multi-
dimensional character with many sides to his personality.
If you did so, I think you would be less inclined to blame
your PR problems on me or other perceived enemies.  Your
world would seem a bigger place as a result.

But hey, no skin off my teeth if you never get to that
place.  Stay just the way you are for all I care.

Kirby
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My solution is to simply delete posts from these two without ever opening
them.  The rare occasion that they actually have something on topic to say
is not worth the effort to wade through the usual BS.


> -----Original Message-----
> From: Jonathan Thompson [SMTP:coolbear@EARTHLINK.NET]
> Sent: Sunday, April 02, 2000 5:57 PM
> To:   GEODESIC@LISTSERV.ACSU.BUFFALO.EDU
> Subject:      Re: Breaking News!
>
> Brian
>
> This post, like an innumerable of others from you, have no relevance to
> the
> list charter.  I believe you are clearly on the wrong list.  Why don't you
> go join a list that espouses political bickering and propoganda?  I am not
> stting that Bucky was not political, I will acknowledge it is nearly
> impossible to be human and completely apolitical.  But this post and the
> like to not relate to this list.
>
> Every so often, you actually post postings that are appropriate, and are
> not
> attempting to sway others into your political foray.  The same can be said
> for Michael S. Mitchell.  I honestly don't mind those posts, they are
> often
> useful, somehow.
>
> > -----Original Message-----
> > From: List for the discussion of Buckminster Fuller's works
> > [mailto:GEODESIC@LISTSERV.ACSU.BUFFALO.EDU]On Behalf Of Brian Hutchings
> > Sent: Sunday, April 02, 2000 10:51 AM
> > To: GEODESIC@LISTSERV.ACSU.BUFFALO.EDU
> > Subject: Breaking News!
> >
> >
> > <<MESSAGE from>> Brian Q. Hutchings                   02-APR-2000  8:50
> >                  r001806@pen2.ci.santa-monica.ca.us
> >
> >   Subject: Breaking News!
> >
> >
> >   <<MESSAGE from>> Brian Q. Hutchings                   01-APR-2000
> 6:33
> >                    r001806@pen2.ci.santa-monica.ca.us
> >
> >    ah, in case you have been overly committed to the DNC,
> >    in the past, there is still hope for you -- especially if
> >    you bring this concern to your local Central Cmte., and
> >    refuse to back down from their clinical problemmas.
> >       the "parties" concerned are still beholden (I think)
> >    to the VRA, even though the case has been left-for-dead.
> >
> >    http://www.larouchecampaign.com/level2/break.html
> >
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>Thus to my mind no one who addresses the issue of the Ghost in the
>Machine should do so without a grasp of what might actually comprise the
>"Ghost."  Not a "soul," perhaps, but certainly a system operating at the
>quantum level, with all the "time-less" and "space-less" aspects that
>that implies.  Unity of self-perceived "mind" may well be at least
>partly a quantum-nonlocal effect.
>
>Peace
>JB
>jbrawley@jcn1.com
>Web: http://www.jcn1.com/jbrawley

I think it a truism that whatever discourse is the most
incomprehensible and plastic -- while at the same time
about the eternal design (e.g. quantum mechanics) -- is
going to get sucked into the catch-all "consciousness"
vortex.

We'll have no shortage of half-baked quantum-consciousness
theories fresh from the oven in time for Consciousness IV
in Tuscon AZ (coming right up).

Personally, I think the brain gets overburdened with
expectations as to what it must be able to do.  I think
what we consider the hallmarks of intelligent human
behavior have everything to do with group interactions
among multiple players, and that higher level organization
does indeed arise synergetically.  What makes us "smart"
is not all "in our heads" -- it trully is a distributed
network.

Consider books for instance.  These are static, inanimate
objects.  But those lines of code (print) are possibly
extremely anti-entropic and coherently organized, thanks
to operations of mind.  When the Library of Alexandria
burned, this was devastating to the collective consciousness
of humanity, was a biological blow, like a lobotomy.  We
all experience the consequences to this day in terms of
lower living standards and meaner, crueler lives (or so
I surmise -- the actual effects are incalculable).

What carries forward as a source of intelligence is the
collective encodements of our civilizations (we've had
quite a few civilizations -- they come and go).  The
individual human brain is not the "seat" of all this
complexity, but a conduit.  We depend on a lot of parallel
processing to get the job done, and our intelligence as
a species is reflected in this synergetic order (or
lack of it, as the case may be (of late I can't say
I'm overly impressed by our species IQ)).

I think it's a mistake to look at all the myriad wonders
of human design and say "this all comes from a single
human brain".  It most certainly doesn't.  It took
millenia of lots and lots of brains working together
to get to this point.  As individuals, we're not capable
of duplicating these results, nor does the individual
stream of consciousness or thought process manage to
mirror the true complexity of the matrix as a whole.

Personally speaking, I see a lot of evidence in favor
of including a "collective subconscious" in our models
(more or less subconscious -- it surfaces here and there,
like the humps of a sea dragon).  As a writer, I'm often
amazed and surprised to find how synchronized my thinking
is with that of others -- with no foreknowledge or
pre-arrangement.  I know other writers experience this
too.

For me, this is where the vector equilibrium comes in.
It makes sense that the individual pattern integrity would
be anchored in some homeostatic process that transcends
the solo processor.  My "homing mechanism" (desire for
balance) actually stems from higher synergetic sources
-- subconsciously operative in ways my conscious thinking
only murkily reflects.

This oft-repeated experience returns me to a model many
civilizations have used, which give ontological priority
to the more generic expressions of principle (a higher
intelligence), leaving we humans rather lower on the
totem pole, as error-prone and abberational ("sinners")
but not beyond redemption (provided we don't just react
from previous brain-encoded reflex-conditioning, but
remain open to Mind -- if I may be permitted to indulge
my Hermeticism in public (got me in trouble in est
circles, where Mind was somewhat deprecated as a key
term)).

Kirby
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This e-mail comes from Alain Lobel, french architect and author of a study on
space structures.
The name of this study is:
"Forms ans Structures generated by identical elements"
This is my answer to a question posed by Richard Buckminster Fuller in the
forties but to which no answer had been found until I formulated my ideas.
I am anxious to contact potential interested parties to exploit this findings.
There is an attachment with this e-mail and the study is explained on my
website:
http://www.multimania.com/equilatere

Looking forward to hearing from you.

Alain Lobel

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Date:         Mon, 3 Apr 2000 11:55:06 -0700
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From:         Mark Siegmund <siegmund@THEGRID.NET>
Subject:      Re: Space Structures
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Dear Alain,

Your post is very interesting and may have some strong interest for members
of the Tetworld Project (based on Buckminster Fuller's concept for a world
game)--you may see Tetworld at:
http://members.tripod.com/~Tetworld/index.htm

Hoping to hear from you...
Mark Siegmund

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> Date: Mon, 3 Apr 2000 13:40:56 EDT
> To: GEODESIC@LISTSERV.ACSU.BUFFALO.EDU
> Subject: Space Structures
>
> This e-mail comes from Alain Lobel, french architect and author of a study on
> space structures.
> The name of this study is:
> "Forms ans Structures generated by identical elements"
> This is my answer to a question posed by Richard Buckminster Fuller in the
> forties but to which no answer had been found until I formulated my ideas.
> I am anxious to contact potential interested parties to exploit this findings.
> There is an attachment with this e-mail and the study is explained on my
> website:
> http://www.multimania.com/equilatere
>
> Looking forward to hearing from you.
>
> Alain Lobel
>
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At 01:40 PM 04/03/2000 EDT, you wrote:
>This e-mail comes from Alain Lobel, french architect and author of a study on
>space structures.
>The name of this study is:
>"Forms ans Structures generated by identical elements"

He's very good at ray tracing and has obvious talent as an
artist.  I'm as yet unpersuaded that he's doing something
Fuller tried to do but couldn't.  A lot of people seem to
want to market their solutions as "fixes" to someone else's
stuff, versus simply "alternatives".

In any case, if he wants to push this marketing line, I
think it behooves him to write something lengthy and more
serious than I've seen to date (just some short little
emails and a lot of gorgeous pictures).

I realize there's a language problem -- maybe there's
something in another language that explains how his
Lobel Frame is a tremendous breakthrough, vs simply a
way to wrap equilateral triangles into various shapes
(which I'm not against doing -- just that engineers have
the ability to mix several lengths and do real geodesic
domes if they want to -- it's not like we don't have
the technology to use more than one length (the octet
truss is one edge length, in any case)).

Kirby
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Gerald de Jong is lecturing at UCLA right now.  Bonnie
says Allegra Fuller Snyder is in the audience.  The
lecture is being broadcast in real time via streaming
audio-video.  I'm tuned in.

Here's the URL:
http://www.design.ucla.edu/currents/eda/video.htm

Click on 'Start Live Video'.

I think it'll be archived.  Hope so.

Kirby
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Alain, I am curious about your mention of the question Fuller posed.  What
question did he pose?

You ask for contact with others to exploit your findings.  Do you have a little
more in-depth discussion on your approach?    Your renderings are very effective.
What software are you using?  Is this AutoCad?

Jim Lehman

Equilatere@AOL.COM wrote:

> This e-mail comes from Alain Lobel, french architect and author of a study on
> space structures.
> The name of this study is:
> "Forms ans Structures generated by identical elements"
> This is my answer to a question posed by Richard Buckminster Fuller in the
> forties but to which no answer had been found until I formulated my ideas.
> I am anxious to contact potential interested parties to exploit this findings.
> There is an attachment with this e-mail and the study is explained on my
> website:
> http://www.multimania.com/equilatere
>
> Looking forward to hearing from you.
>
> Alain Lobel
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<<MESSAGE from>> Brian Q. Hutchings                   04-APR-2000 10:28
                 r001806@pen2.ci.santa-monica.ca.us

 speaking of pounded-in systems o'belief, and that in particular
 of the *academe necromarxiste*, we have the flipside
 that was propounded from the lush Beltway suburbs of Virginia,
 by Fukiyama: the glorious "win" of the neolib/neocon redressing
 of suposedly American imperialism, _The End of History_.
    the childish ideal, hyperpropounded in 1776
 by Penguin (Ltd.) to the American massmarket
 for Adam Smith's Money World,
 that capitalism is the same as ("British Liberal") free trade, is now known
 as "globalization;"
 the wolf in "consumer choice" clothing?

 thus quoth:
  >I agree that the capitalist oligarchy has no intention of
  >giving up power - peacefully or otherwise.  I also agree
  >that a 'kinder, gentler capitalism' is bunkum. I also agree

  >and does not concentrate wealth into the hands of a few. This
  >is obviously incompatible with capitalism, but it is not
  >an ideology - it is rather a commen-sense statement

  >If marshall law is not the choice, then non-violence is

 let us pray, so!

 --The End Was Nigh!
 http://www.tarpley.net/bush23.htm
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<<MESSAGE from>> Brian Q. Hutchings                   04-APR-2000 10:50
                 r001806@pen2.ci.santa-monica.ca.us


                   9. Louisiana Promotes Toxic Racism

 wow; for a second, I though that
 they were talking about the DNC's abrogation
 of the Voting Rights Act of'65; nah!

 thus quoth:
 http://www.projectcensored.org/cyearbook.htm
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<<MESSAGE from>> Brian Q. Hutchings                   04-APR-2000 11:08
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 gosh, thanks -- I speak for M&M, two, of course!
    at least, there was a link to "fluidiom" <YAWN>.

 thus quoth:
 http://www.design.ucla.edu/currents/eda/video.htm

 it says, live videos ain't archived, as well.

 --The Duke of Oil
 ! http://www.tarpley.net
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<<MESSAGE from>> Brian Q. Hutchings                   04-APR-2000 11:24
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 well, that is reasonably novel;
 he appears to have composited coumpound curvature,
 by imposing the neccesity of concavities
 in the shell.  true,
 it's implicit in the trigonal hexacontahedron;
 when "forced" with equigonal trigona; or,
 is this a pseudo-curvature?

 thus quoth:
  http://www.multimania.com/equilatere

  Looking forward to hearing from you.

  Alain Lobel

 --The Duke of Oil!
 http://www.tarpley.net/bushb.htm
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<<MESSAGE from>> Brian Q. Hutchings                   04-APR-2000 11:30
                 r001806@pen2.ci.santa-monica.ca.us

 wow, I had to agree with that, but I hadn't realized that
 (apprantly) it was part of "fluidiom" --
 wouldn't you just expect the soggy Netherlanders to do that ?!?
 (of course, the soggy canals were the key
 to their great trading empire, connected to every household,
 as I just heard on the BBC !-)
    so much so, that I didn't read the rest, though.

 thus quoth:
  I think it a truism that whatever discourse is the most
  incomprehensible and plastic -- while at the same time
  about the eternal design (e.g. quantum mechanics) -- is
  going to get sucked into the catch-all "consciousness"
  vortex.

 --The End Was Nigh!
 http://www.tarpley.net/bush23.htm
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<<MESSAGE from>> Brian Q. Hutchings                   04-APR-2000 11:44
                 r001806@pen2.ci.santa-monica.ca.us

 well, I'm so glad that you like it, lads;
 I call this compositional form, Quantum Incoherence [*] !!
    I have to admit, that is the first time, i recall, that
 I got an ad hominem attack from both of the lists, at one sitting;
 I must be becoming the Perfectly Entangled Quantum State Authority,
 or some thing.
    I don't take very kidnly, though, to being unfavorably compared
 to Captain Mitch and Analtivity (tm);
 them is almost fightin'words, varmint!

 thus quoth:
  This post, like an innumerable of others from you, have no relevance to the
  list charter.  I believe you are clearly on the wrong list.  Why don't you
  go join a list that espouses political bickering and propoganda?  I am not
  stting that Bucky was not political, I will acknowledge it is nearly
  impossible to be human and completely apolitical.  But this post and the
  like to not relate to this list.

 thus quoth:
  For what it's worth, I think that at this point I should inform you, that I
  no longer read any of your messages, as in general I have been finding them
  to be totally unintelligible, and, at any rate, have been finding them to
  have little or nothing to do with Quakerism. Which is to say, I am no
  longer, if I ever was, any part of your audience. I really wonder whether
  many of the others on the list are still attempting to comprehend the
  import of these messages.

 --The End Was Nigh!
 http://www.tarpley.net/bushb.htm
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> gosh, thanks -- I speak for M&M, two, of course!
>    at least, there was a link to "fluidiom" <YAWN>.

fluidiom.com to be more precise.  And who is M&M?

Gerald writes (on the fluidiom list):

"hey thanks!  wonderful to get the feedback so
quickly on the spot.  kirby's play-by-play was
fabulous.  needless to say there was a limited
time to convey a lot of stuff, so i was unable
to cover everything.  it was definitely a hard-
core crowd, and Allegra's presence was a big
honor for me."

> thus quoth:
> http://www.design.ucla.edu/currents/eda/video.htm
>
> it says, live videos ain't archived, as well.

It says live video is only available during events
(makes sense).  Dead video (from the archives) is
available on the same page, below.

Kirby
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> I got an ad hominem attack from both of the lists,
> at one sitting;

Not all that ad hominem if you ask me, just folks
registering their frustration with your trademarked
brand of encryption.  It does tend to get annoying.
Is "WAND Corporation" supposed to be clever?  Once,
maybe, but over and over it's jus' not.

There's an URL out there somewhere with the following
paragraphs:

====

Apologies, Brian tends to follow in my wake and post
his little follow-ups wherever I've been.  I still
haven't forgiven myself for letting him follow me
into Quaker-P (a Quakers list, Earlham College based).

Brian is very enamoured of the world view he gets from
reading Lyndon LaRouche publications, which do tend to
be scholarly (are a kind of intellectual history) but
also narrate according to a set of polarities very
unfamiliar to those of us outside this particular school.

To decode the LaRouchie worldview, you need a piece of
paper with two columns:  goodies and baddies.  Then, as
you read, write the names you encounter in one column
or the other, depending on whether so-and-so is in the
Anglo-Venetian camp (evil) or the Hamilton-LaRouchie
camp (good).  People you wouldn't expect to be evil
(like Newton, even Euler as I recall) end up on the wrong
side a lot of the time, in which case their intellectual
achievements are always at the unfair expense of some
unsung hero, their high reputations undeserved.

Anyway, I don't claim to be an expert.  LaRouche's way of
casting history is somewhat polar to Bucky Fuller's (who
I'm more into), who starts his 'Critical Path' saying he's
not doing a 'good versus bad people' type of narrative.

====

Kirby
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<<MESSAGE from>> Brian Q. Hutchings                   05-APR-2000  6:24
                 r001806@pen2.ci.santa-monica.ca.us

 OK, we have to review, so to say.
    first of all, I did follow Kirby to Q-P,
 after he'd tossed me off of his list.  secondly,
 the "Q." was added as a dystinguisher-cum-joke,
 when the City supposedly accidentally made
 my mailbox only-outgoing, or some thing;
 it now refers to "Quincy" ala John Q.Public/Adams -- at least,
 that's where I suppose it came from.  thirdly,
 I habitually use "WAND" (pr.as "bland", or not),
 in order to exclude from simple searches (although
 it's probably now a dumb idea, once all
 of my putative enemies know about it), although
 the original pun was to evoke Their "Big MAC" operation
 (and in that respect, I have to keep it .-)
    I suppose it's also a dumb idea,
 that'd never have occurred to me without some provocation,
 to try to influence Quakers to get revenge upon Sir George,
 after what he and doctor Sir Henry did to Tri-- I mean,
 Richard Nixon.  just kidding.

 as for needing at least "two columns" to account
 for the worldview that LaRouche et al make, it's true,
 even if the required headings do not have to be reduced
 to GOOD | EVIL (as everyone knows,
 who's allowed the babbling brook of Allen Watts to flow
 through his synapse(s), there is not comparison);
 we are capable of making the hypothesis, and
 following it through to "original documents,"
 if such exist, to show that certain parties have partied,
 with less than a brotherly regard for most others.
    Newton, for instance, was a transparent fraud, as this
 case is made by the Royal Society and its deconstruction
 (sik) of The Principia" from the mythical ashes
 of the alchemy-destoyed lockbox;
 it was not a manuscript, but Newton's was destroyed
 by that carnivorous fire.  the primary motivation,
 perhaps apart from jealousy, was to dyss Leibniz, and
 to prevent his being made Anne's prime minister.
 Euler was a party to this Continent-wide dyssing,
 which is best characterized by "Candide" --
 Voltaire was a part of it, of course!...  (see
 http://www.tarpley.net/deadhand.htm.)
    at least two columns, and at least two dimensions,
 as this screenshot; eh?
    Bucky appears to have somehow derived a lot
 of his "speculative history" from the Toynbees
 of the planet, but it's not all bad, even if
 it's the main course at Princeton (a-hem);
 Toynbee was an officer of intelligence of some kind
 -- wow; what kind could that be ?!?

 thus quoth:
  Anglo-Venetian camp (evil) or the Hamilton-LaRouchie
  camp (good).  People you wouldn't expect to be evil

 Bucky was double-plus-unbad, in many respects!

 --The Duke of Oil!
 http://www.tarpley.net/bushb.htm
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<<MESSAGE from>> Brian Q. Hutchings                   05-APR-2000  7:07
                 r001806@pen2.ci.santa-monica.ca.us

 13:251) AIR AND SPACE
 Brian Hutchings                                         26-SEP-95 15:06
    As early as'24, Zeis reported on the emmissions of HCl & HFl
  from Alaskan volcanoes.  The recent documentation by Symonds (NATURE,
  8/4/88) Chaun (NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC, 4/90), Kyle (GEOPHYSICAL RESEARCH
  LETTERS), and Le Guern (in a report presented at the'94 congress
  of the volcanology Society of Japan) provide ample evidence that
  Mother Earth belches vast quantities of..[deletive impleted]..
  into the atmosphere.  Gribble reported in the July'94 ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE
  & TECHNOLOGY that 2,000 different halogenated chemicals are discharged
  into the atmosphere by natural processes.
     The sources of these natural compounds are orders of magnitude
  greater than..[rest of deletives impleted].
   Charles R.Hosler, Fearrington Village, NC
   [letter in *Science News* v148p163 (Sept.9)]

 --The Duke of Oil!
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<<MESSAGE from>> Brian Q. Hutchings                   06-APR-2000  3:04
                 r001806@pen2.ci.santa-monica.ca.us

  <<MESSAGE from>> Brian Hutchings                      05-APR-2000  6:52

   if anyone was wondering,
   you simply take pentagonla dodecahedron, and
   add "icosa-caps" to every facet,
   to get the 12x5 trigona of the hexacontahedron;
   it is not convex.
           another simple example:
   add "octa-caps" or square-based pyramids
   to the six facets of a hexahedron (cube).
           I don't know if monsieur Lobel (?) has found
   a general way of doing that, as it seems, or if
   some of the structures on his page were extant examples,
   but it's intersting to note that a grid of squares,
   is only rigid in one direction,
   along the axis of the cylinder,
   which is the only form that can be made with them tetragona
   (some of which are able to be "closed"
   at the ends), along with the rectangular compounds,
   I guess.

   on the wayside,
   I forgot to insert "mind",
   concerning what of Newton was destroyed by alchemy;
   it seems to have been done without singing his hair!

   --The Duke of Oil!
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<<MESSAGE from>> Brian Q. Hutchings                   06-APR-2000  3:14
                 r001806@pen2.ci.santa-monica.ca.us

 well, Sharen beat me to it, but I'd guess that
 Lt.Col. (ret.) Grossman will be at today's event, since
 we've been interviewing him for publication.

 Attend the Nationwide Townmeeting
 to Create a "National Commission Against the New Violence"
 With a Panel of Experts

 Saturday, April 8 at 1 PM (Pacific Time)
 Christian Light Missionary Baptist Church
 1376 E. 18th Street, Los Angeles
 --------------------------------------------

 On February 4, 1999, an unarmed African immigrant, Amadou Diallo,
 a 22 year old devout Muslim with no criminal record, was gunned down
 by NYC police in a volley of 41 shots fired in 5 seconds.  This was followed
 by the killing of two other unarmed men by police, in that city, defended
 by Mayor Giuliani.  Here in Los Angeles and other California cities,
 case after case of unnecessary killings by police,
 of especially African American and Hispanic citizens, have occurred.
 What insanity in America is responsible for these deaths?  In America,
 the lunatics have taken over the asylum.  Who will be next?
    A "National Commission Against the New Violence" was
 called for by Democratic Presidential candidate Lyndon H.Larouche, Jr.
 just hours after the Diallo verdict in New York.  The commission is to be
 comprised of state legislators, medical professionals, civil rights activists
 law enforcement officials, clergy and citizens.  Its purpose is
 to caombat the accelerating social disintegration of the United States,
 seen in the increasingly brutal, senseless acts of violence committed
 by armed & unarmed children, armed policemen, and
 execution-happy government officials.
    LaRouche has requested that researchers begin an investigation
 of instruction and training of New York's and other cities' police forces.
 Why have some police become so deranged that
 they compulsively murder citizens, as if fellow citizens were the enemy?
 Why are children doing the same thing, as if it were a game?
    Current studies, as well as previous studies by military and
 psychiatric professionals, demonstrate that the transmission
 of video-game "military simulation technology" to the street arcade,
 and to the home via computerized games, has lowered or obliterated,
 the killing threshold among many teenagers, such as Eric Harris.
    Government-sanctioned murder of even theinnocent,
 through federal executions in states like George Bush's Texas,
 destroys all notions of justice in the name of "preserving the integrity
 of legal procedure," even when there is evidence of innocence.
    The continued sanctions against Iraq, resulting in the deaths
 of over 500,000 innocent children since 1991, the unprovoked bombing
 of the Chinese Embassy in Belgrade, the bombing of the pharmaceutical plant
 in Sudan, and similar actions, also are key to understanding why
 the youth of the nation cannot expect to have more respect for the dignity
 of life than do their parents, or the society's governing institutions.
    Join with the National Commission Against the New Violence,
 while there is still time, and opportunity, to stop this head-long slide
 into a New Dark Age.  It is time to end America's clebration of violence.

 Don't join the lynch mob -- defeat it!

 For more information, call 323/259-1860.
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<<MESSAGE from>> Brian Q. Hutchings                   06-APR-2000  4:17
                 r001806@pen2.ci.santa-monica.ca.us

 I am not blessing any of dumberest/evillerest,
 nor any of the former candidates who support federal executions;
 that leaves only 2 prominent candidates
 whose names I recall, Nader and my guy.
    on the other hand, if you vote for Nader,
 you will almost certainly get Jorge Arbusto Dos,
 along with the entirety of the escaped iran-Contra-etc. apparat;
 same stinking Cabinet!

 thus quoth:
  I haven't seen much substance in the words (so far) of  Mr. Gore or Mr. Bush
   I will be thinking long and hard about the Green Party.

 if you have noticed the way NPR has recently mobilized
 into outright "horsey race" mode, along
 with the take-over of a local public radio station,
 going into an all-news format, by MPR (and
 the associated Humphrey machine of the Dem Party;
 that is, associated with the "Supermarket to the World" food cartels),
 then you have heard the engagement of the white-collar elite,
 the 20 to 20% of the populace that still votes,
 since the placid get-out-the-vote efforts of the Party have been
 in operation since '94, even working *against* voters a-voting,
 in their mental brain-rinsing -- prepare for the spin-cycle:
 yeeha!

 --The End Was Nigh!
 http://www.tarpley.net/bush23.htm
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Date:         Thu, 6 Apr 2000 16:08:35 -0700
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Kirby Urner wrote:

>   This adds to my
> sense that you're a jealous, narrow-minded little person
> who isn't big-hearted enough to embrace Fuller as a multi-
> dimensional character with many sides to his personality.
> If you did so, I think you would be less inclined to blame
> your PR problems on me or other perceived enemies.  Your
> world would seem a bigger place as a result.
>
> But hey, no skin off my teeth if you never get to that
> place.  Stay just the way you are for all I care.
>
> Kirby

OK lets get serious and prove what we say.
I have my letter from Bucky posted on my site with my home on it that I
just sold.
http://home.earthlink.net/~syntrivity/index.html

I have more letters to show my very deep and honorable relationship
with bucky in writing.

Now you show us, the proof that Bill Perk ask you to attack me before I
even met or
heard of you as well as owned a computer and show us the e mail from Ed
Applewhite that
states to get Mike Mithcell, and show us the Jay Baldwin post that
states that the dome
should be bulldozed under.  SHOW these posts that you say you were sent
and let
others as well as I, see the truth of the matter, that you guys are a
bunch of back knifing.
Of course you will not be able to find them.  Just as you back stabbed
bucky's family
and the bfi with your e mails together because you were the first to
have computers.
You call me a little man, I made more tapes that cubic feet of computers
you have.
I made tapes and I will bet you Ed Applewhite will tell you that he used
my transcriptions
that I and my mother did, of not 40 hours, but 60 hours from the tapes
made in 1960
at the design department.  You little est course, spoiled butt boy brat,
you have no idea
who you are talking with. I am bucky's apprentice. Show your letters now
and show us
all how you are a coward to act honestly. Truth is the only thing that
counts in life.
Your friends and you want to twist it all to keep on top. Your all
chicken chips.
Show us the letters, or shut up! Come on be a man for once.
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Joe you are doing a great service to humanity and thank you, what you have
done
is a real service to all of humanity and I would hope you make it non profit
at a time
so we can donate to it and take it off taxes..

Joe S Moore wrote:

> Michael,
>
> Thanks for the complement.
>
> I'm retired with a "comfortable" income; so I don't need any money from
> anybody.
>
> I have the time to work on my web site full time, if I wish.
>
> Joe S Moore: joemoore@cruzio.com
> Buckminster Fuller Virtual Institute: http://www.cruzio.com/~joemoore/
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Michael Mitchell" <syntrivity@EARTHLINK.NET>
> Newsgroups: bit.listserv.geodesic
> To: <GEODESIC@LISTSERV.ACSU.BUFFALO.EDU>
> Sent: Saturday, January 29, 2000 5:34 PM
> Subject: Re: The most economical dome house?
>
> (snip)
> >
> > Joe Moore is doing more than Kirby has with his site or ever will.
> > Joe your site is greater and greater, I hope you get funding from a non
> > profit for that.
> >
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>Show us the letters, or shut up! Come on be a man for once.
>

I excerpted Ed's and Jay's letters here, which is why
you know about them.  Maybe it was the whole letter
from Jay, I don't recall -- both were short, in any
case.  I have no reason to expend energy and dig them
out.

Neither writer instructed me to do anything -- Jay was
just expressing his generic disdain for plywood domes,
given his focus on metal/spaceage stuff (not news, give
his book, 'Bucky Works').  See also my:
http://www.teleport.com/~pdx4d/bworks.html  You called
him "Hitler Jay" after that, but I think he's entitled
to his views.

Bill didn't tell me to do anything either -- just some
background on his efforts to secure the dome as I recall
(like I said, I have no easy access to this long-ago fax).
The rest you've cooked up in that over-paranoid imagination
of yours -- as if any of this stuff were really important.
In any case, I have no incentive to add fuel to your fire
(or to put out the flames, for that matter).

If you want to read the excerpts from Jay and Ed again,
learn how to use the GEODESIC archives.  I'm not going
to baby you any more.  Maybe that's what Bucky did,
but I'm not Bucky.

Kirby
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Date:         Fri, 7 Apr 2000 06:44:38 -0700
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Subject:      Re: [Q-P] Global warming Minute

<<MESSAGE from>> Brian Q. Hutchings                   07-APR-2000  6:44
                 r001806@pen2.ci.santa-monica.ca.us

 not to dysmiss that there *is* changing climate, even rapidly,
 but the IPCC is a horribly politicized body,
 which has managed to kill-off most (if not all)
 of the folks who did not go with the predetermined census (perhaps,
 it was not precisely "predetermined," but
 with oligarchical bodies like the Pew Charitable Trusts,
 doing the grants to lesser bodies of research,
 the penintimate result is not wholly surprising; eh ?-)
    although water-vapor is the glass house gas numero uno,
 I do think that CO2 is the controlling gas (because
 water is essentially closer to a thermodynamic equilibrium).
    most of the "anomalies" of tmeperature around the globe,
 can be explained;
 anomalousness is simply defined as,
 It doesn't fit the ******* computerized simulacra,
 God **** it!
    the 2 primary anomalies are a)
 winter & night excess of warming, and b)
 ocean warming excess (recently tagged as a "lag,"
 or some thing like that .-)

 true, that Gore'd clamp-down on the "fossilization"
 of "thermogenic" fuels o'th'Earth but, then,
 so will our failed oilman, Bush, work for his buddies
 in Kuwait et al, to pass the Kyoto Protocols.

 just say, Doh!

 thus quoth:
  to the Society of Friends.  Human induced global warming is proving to be

 warming-induced human globalization (tm) ??

 --The duke of Oil!
 http://www.tarpley.net/bush8.htm
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Subject:      Re: media-induced Alzheimer's (was: Re: Florida polls .-)

<<MESSAGE from>> Brian Q. Hutchings                   07-APR-2000  7:05
                 r001806@pen2.ci.santa-monica.ca.us

 dear mister Martin;
    no-one'd have quetioned Dubya's faith,
 except for fools on the Left (or privately, as I do-- oops) but,
 then, I didn't see anyone take the matter any further,
 like by asking him, Who does he think He is?,
 and so on.  the support of outright Yahoo!s like Robertson and
 Falwell is no badge of courage, but an endorsement
 by the very oligarch that is backing both
 of these frontrunning freaks.  there is not a dime's worth
 of differnce between these guys, and Sir George --
 not a nickel, a-piece!
    Gore's 2-generation "dynasty" is based
 upon the sponsorship of Occidental Petroleum (Arm& Hammer), while
 Bush's is based upon a more far-flung group of cartelistes (hint:
 he was knighted, thus was his 3-generation dynasty !-)

 if we re-elect Bush and his Iran-Contra crew,
 the whole world will be laughing at us,
 in between screaming in outright terror.

 --The duke of Oil!
 http://www.tarpley.net/bush8.htm
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I've been willing to wade through the BS at times, but it *is* getting
difficult.  I would appreciate more focus and less bickering.  I've
wondered what the [Q-P] is all about.  Brian you seem awfully
unselective
about what you cross post.  Some of it seems vaguely relevant, but most
not.

Bob

Stephen O'Shaughnessy wrote:

> My solution is to simply delete posts from these two without ever opening
> them.  The rare occasion that they actually have something on topic to say
> is not worth the effort to wade through the usual BS.
>
> > -----Original Message-----
> > From: Jonathan Thompson [SMTP:coolbear@EARTHLINK.NET]
> > Sent: Sunday, April 02, 2000 5:57 PM
> > To:   GEODESIC@LISTSERV.ACSU.BUFFALO.EDU
> > Subject:      Re: Breaking News!
> >
> > Brian
> >
> > This post, like an innumerable of others from you, have no relevance to
> > the
> > list charter.  I believe you are clearly on the wrong list.  Why don't you
> > go join a list that espouses political bickering and propoganda?  I am not
> > stting that Bucky was not political, I will acknowledge it is nearly
> > impossible to be human and completely apolitical.  But this post and the
> > like to not relate to this list.
> >
> > Every so often, you actually post postings that are appropriate, and are
> > not
> > attempting to sway others into your political foray.  The same can be said
> > for Michael S. Mitchell.  I honestly don't mind those posts, they are
> > often
> > useful, somehow.
> >
> > > -----Original Message-----
> > > From: List for the discussion of Buckminster Fuller's works
> > > [mailto:GEODESIC@LISTSERV.ACSU.BUFFALO.EDU]On Behalf Of Brian Hutchings
> > > Sent: Sunday, April 02, 2000 10:51 AM
> > > To: GEODESIC@LISTSERV.ACSU.BUFFALO.EDU
> > > Subject: Breaking News!
> > >
> > >
> > > <<MESSAGE from>> Brian Q. Hutchings                   02-APR-2000  8:50
> > >                  r001806@pen2.ci.santa-monica.ca.us
> > >
> > >   Subject: Breaking News!
> > >
> > >
> > >   <<MESSAGE from>> Brian Q. Hutchings                   01-APR-2000
> > 6:33
> > >                    r001806@pen2.ci.santa-monica.ca.us
> > >
> > >    ah, in case you have been overly committed to the DNC,
> > >    in the past, there is still hope for you -- especially if
> > >    you bring this concern to your local Central Cmte., and
> > >    refuse to back down from their clinical problemmas.
> > >       the "parties" concerned are still beholden (I think)
> > >    to the VRA, even though the case has been left-for-dead.
> > >
> > >    http://www.larouchecampaign.com/level2/break.html
> > >
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Joe S Moore: joemoore@cruzio.com
Buckminster Fuller Virtual Institute: http://www.cruzio.com/~joemoore/

----- Original Message -----
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> Date:        03/31  5:56 PM
> From:        Robb Spoerri, rspoerri@webaccess.net
> Reply-To:    rspoerri@yahoo.com
>
> This is the coolest thing I have ever seen on the net.
>
> Lurker
>
> The DomeHome List wrote:
>
> > Domers,
> >
> > A friend here in Nashville sent me this fun link, with this note:
> >
> >     Try this for a fun spring loaded geodesic.
> >
> >     http://www.soda.co.uk/soda/constructor/
> >
> > jmr
>
>
>
>                 o
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Date:         Sun, 9 Apr 2000 19:13:54 -0700
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Stan,

I assume you are referring to my web page
 http://www.cruzio.com/~joemoore/Ideas/IcosHouseShowerScientific.htm

To the best of my knowledge, Fuller's Fog Gun Shower has never been
commercially available or even built!  However, a detailed description of
how to build a "Mini-Mister" is given on pages 37-41 of _Water Conservation
& the Mist Experience_.  I strongly encourage you to somehow get a copy of
this booklet.  The National Library of Canada & the Quebec National Library
both should have copies as mandated by law.  Also, I believe McGill
University has copies for sale.

Joe S Moore: joemoore@cruzio.com
Buckminster Fuller Virtual Institute: http://www.cruzio.com/~joemoore/

----- Original Message -----
From: "stan berns" <stanberns@yahoo.com>
To: <joemoore@cruzio.com>
Sent: Sunday, April 02, 2000 8:43 PM
Subject: Fog Gun


> Mr Moore, I'm looking at a printout from your Fuller
> Web Site showing Fuller's fog gun shower.  Do you know
> anywhere where a device like that can be bought?  Stan Berns
>
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Date:         Sun, 9 Apr 2000 19:35:49 -0700
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I'm somewhat perturbed to find 'Synergetics' gone from the
web.  It all seemed so promising there for awhile.

Kirby
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Mark, see answers below:

Joe S Moore: joemoore@cruzio.com
Buckminster Fuller Virtual Institute: http://www.cruzio.com/~joemoore/

----- Original Message -----
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Sent: Wednesday, March 29, 2000 8:24 AM
Subject: Bucky development projects


> Hi, Bucky did some work in the area of development (city,nation) and I'm
> wondering if anyone out there has some details about what was done and
> approaches/techniques used.
>
> 1.  The Old Man River Project

At the bottom of my home page a search for "old man river" should produce 14
hits.

> 2.  As I remember, perhaps it was from Nine Chains to the Moon, that Bucky
> did some kind of study/report on/about development in/for a South American
> country, I think it was Brazil.
>
See Compendium for Brazil on pages 291-308 of _Critical Path_.

> Any/all info. appreciated.
>
> Thanks,
> Mark
>
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I posted a private email to Brian asking him to stop spamming with off topic
messages.  His private response was more of the same.  He simply posted a
message just like the drivel he posts to the group.  Obviously this person
is mentally unbalanced.  My question now is to the group moderator.  Why do
continue to let this stuff pass?

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Robert Burkhardt [SMTP:bobwb@JUNO.COM]
> Sent: Sunday, April 09, 2000 2:09 PM
> To:   GEODESIC@LISTSERV.ACSU.BUFFALO.EDU
> Subject:      Re: Breaking News!
>
> I've been willing to wade through the BS at times, but it *is* getting
> difficult.  I would appreciate more focus and less bickering.  I've
> wondered what the [Q-P] is all about.  Brian you seem awfully
> unselective
> about what you cross post.  Some of it seems vaguely relevant, but most
> not.
>
> Bob
>
> Stephen O'Shaughnessy wrote:
>
> > My solution is to simply delete posts from these two without ever
> opening
> > them.  The rare occasion that they actually have something on topic to
> say
> > is not worth the effort to wade through the usual BS.
> >
> > > -----Original Message-----
> > > From: Jonathan Thompson [SMTP:coolbear@EARTHLINK.NET]
> > > Sent: Sunday, April 02, 2000 5:57 PM
> > > To:   GEODESIC@LISTSERV.ACSU.BUFFALO.EDU
> > > Subject:      Re: Breaking News!
> > >
> > > Brian
> > >
> > > This post, like an innumerable of others from you, have no relevance
> to
> > > the
> > > list charter.  I believe you are clearly on the wrong list.  Why don't
> you
> > > go join a list that espouses political bickering and propoganda?  I am
> not
> > > stting that Bucky was not political, I will acknowledge it is nearly
> > > impossible to be human and completely apolitical.  But this post and
> the
> > > like to not relate to this list.
> > >
> > > Every so often, you actually post postings that are appropriate, and
> are
> > > not
> > > attempting to sway others into your political foray.  The same can be
> said
> > > for Michael S. Mitchell.  I honestly don't mind those posts, they are
> > > often
> > > useful, somehow.
> > >
> > > > -----Original Message-----
> > > > From: List for the discussion of Buckminster Fuller's works
> > > > [mailto:GEODESIC@LISTSERV.ACSU.BUFFALO.EDU]On Behalf Of Brian
> Hutchings
> > > > Sent: Sunday, April 02, 2000 10:51 AM
> > > > To: GEODESIC@LISTSERV.ACSU.BUFFALO.EDU
> > > > Subject: Breaking News!
> > > >
> > > >
> > > > <<MESSAGE from>> Brian Q. Hutchings                   02-APR-2000
> 8:50
> > > >                  r001806@pen2.ci.santa-monica.ca.us
> > > >
> > > >   Subject: Breaking News!
> > > >
> > > >
> > > >   <<MESSAGE from>> Brian Q. Hutchings                   01-APR-2000
> > > 6:33
> > > >                    r001806@pen2.ci.santa-monica.ca.us
> > > >
> > > >    ah, in case you have been overly committed to the DNC,
> > > >    in the past, there is still hope for you -- especially if
> > > >    you bring this concern to your local Central Cmte., and
> > > >    refuse to back down from their clinical problemmas.
> > > >       the "parties" concerned are still beholden (I think)
> > > >    to the VRA, even though the case has been left-for-dead.
> > > >
> > > >    http://www.larouchecampaign.com/level2/break.html
> > > >
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Subject:      Re: Fog Gun

MESSAGE from ="List 10-APR-2000  4:17
 Stan,

 I assume you are referring to my web page
  http://www.cruzio.com/~joemoore/Ideas/IcosHouseShowerScientific.htm

 To the best of my knowledge, Fuller's Fog Gun Shower has never been
 commercially available or even built!  However, a detailed description of
 how to build a "Mini-Mister" is given on pages 37-41 of _Water Conservation
 & the Mist Experience_.  I strongly encourage you to somehow get a copy of
 this booklet.  The National Library of Canada & the Quebec National Library
 both should have copies as mandated by law.  Also, I believe McGill
 University has copies for sale.

 Joe S Moore: joemoore@cruzio.com
 Buckminster Fuller Virtual Institute: http://www.cruzio.com/~joemoore/

 ----- Original Message -----
 From: "stan berns" <stanberns@yahoo.com>
 To: <joemoore@cruzio.com>
 Sent: Sunday, April 02, 2000 8:43 PM
 Subject: Fog Gun


 > Mr Moore, I'm looking at a printout from your Fuller
 > Web Site showing Fuller's fog gun shower.  Do you know
 > anywhere where a device like that can be bought?  Stan Berns
 >
- - - - -

<<REPLY from  >> Brian Hutchings                      10-APR-2000  4:48
                 r007883@pen2.ci.santa-monica.ca.us

 DYSCLAIMER:
 hte "mist experience" from McGill U. happens
 to be a rather landlubbing, damp-day affair,
 unless you can get a very high=pressure bicycle pump!

 --The Duke of Oil!
 http://www.tarpley.net
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> It is held by many that the globe is a geodesic dome,
> this is not so, it is a geosphere, a term coined by
> the designers to describe the structure as there is
> no such structure in existence anywhere else. A
> geodesic dome is a semi-sphere, ie it is half a
> sphere, while Spaceship Earth is completely round,
> well technically it is not even completely round.
> The requirements of the steelworkers resulted in
> slightly uneven dimensions for the sphere. Presented
> by AT&T.

This all sounds like a rationale for not mentioning
R. Buckminster Fuller anywhere.  These Disney engineers
may have coined the term "geosphere", but the idea of
doing a full sphere is nothing new.

Fuller was writing about the "geoscope" since at least
the early 1950s, and his design for the geodesic dome
came directly from spherical studies, as the primary
literature clearly documents.  Geoscopes (full spheres)
were constructed at Cornell (1952) and Southern Illinois
University (1970), to name two sites.

Plus Fuller coined the term "Spaceship Earth".

Your making no mention of Fuller at all on this web
page perpetuates Disney Inc's pattern of ripping him
off -- using perfectly legal maneuvers no doubt.

See:
http://www.teleport.com/~pdx4d/docs/epnote1.html

Kirby

PS:  I'm not saying you should change the text of
your page necessarily.  I use it as an exhibit of
"legally piggily" in action (another Fuller coin).
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        It has been a number of years since visiting Disney World
but recall that there is a sign on the lawn near the sphere that
gives credit to Fuller for the work at least in general.  Think
that I have a slide of the sign and will try to take a look tomorrow
and if this is correct will post the information.
        regards, john belt
..........................................................................
On Mon, 10 Apr 2000, Kirby Urner wrote:
> Re: http://www.scisys.co.uk/tiggertoo/wdw/parks/ec/semain.html
> This all sounds like a rationale for not mentioning
> R. Buckminster Fuller anywhere.  These Disney engineers
> may have coined the term "geosphere", but the idea of
> doing a full sphere is nothing new.
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At 09:34 PM 04/10/2000 -0400, you wrote:
>        It has been a number of years since visiting Disney World
>but recall that there is a sign on the lawn near the sphere that
>gives credit to Fuller for the work at least in general.  Think
>that I have a slide of the sign and will try to take a look tomorrow
>and if this is correct will post the information.

I'd be interested to learn that.  In the mean time, I think
Disney should/could have been doing a _lot_ more to share
the elementary basics of a 21st century curriculum, with
all that hype going into FutureWorld etc.  How are we
supposed to get there from here if our big profit centers
are too selfish to even share the concentric hierarchy with
our kids???

For more re "concentric hierarchy":
http://www.teleport.com/~pdx4d/amtepost.html

Here's a related post to fluidiom:

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Date: Mon, 10 Apr 2000 19:36:56 -0700
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>what we should be looking for next, then, are a proliferation of
>easy-to-use, inexpensive tools for filling up DVDs.
>

I agree.  But I must say I'm more than a little pissed off
that we're always looking for ways to do all the work
ourselves, when it comes to passing on the mere basics
using vid clips.  You'd think the Disneys, Apples, Pixars,
Microsofts and Suns of this world would _at least_ be up
to pumping out QuickTimes ala the Richard Hawkins video
archives by now.  Leaving such critical material to rag
tag volunteers, while dumping millions into puhsing
Pokemon, seems the height of irresponsibility.  But
that's nothing new, I agree.

Kirby
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http://www.servtech.com/public/rwgray/synergetics/synergetics.html
is still not responding.

If anyone has any news, I'd appreciate it.  Of course I
wrote to BFI asking about it.  No response expected.

Kirby
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Thanks John

I think this is the most important and powerful observations I've seen in a
year!  If what you say is true about the sign, then one of the fundamental
cultural centers of north america and even a little of a global cultural
center, epcot touches millions and millions of young minds, and therefore
Bucky touches their minds.

Dick Fischbeck

John Belt wrote:

>         It has been a number of years since visiting Disney World
> but recall that there is a sign on the lawn near the sphere that
> gives credit to Fuller for the work at least in general.  Think
> that I have a slide of the sign and will try to take a look tomorrow
> and if this is correct will post the information.
>         regards, john belt
> ..........................................................................
> On Mon, 10 Apr 2000, Kirby Urner wrote:
> > Re: http://www.scisys.co.uk/tiggertoo/wdw/parks/ec/semain.html
> > This all sounds like a rationale for not mentioning
> > R. Buckminster Fuller anywhere.  These Disney engineers
> > may have coined the term "geosphere", but the idea of
> > doing a full sphere is nothing new.
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At 09:58 PM 04/10/2000 -0500, you wrote:
>Thanks John
>
>I think this is the most important and powerful observations I've seen in a
>year!  If what you say is true about the sign, then one of the fundamental
>cultural centers of north america and even a little of a global cultural
>center, epcot touches millions and millions of young minds, and therefore
>Bucky touches their minds.
>

Some little lawn sign (if it exists at all) is a piss-poor excuse
for real, serious-minded information about design science and
Fuller's hopes and dreams.

If that's the best Disney Inc. can do, then I think Goofy would
make a far better CEO.

Kirby
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Is there really no mention of Fuller's ideas at Epcot? That would be really
grievous. Has the BFI ever attempted to set things right or work with them?
As Kiyoshi mentions in the site cited below,

"As I once proposed in 1981, if Disney conceded sales of Dymaxion Maps at
EPCOT, all of Bucky's work present and future could have been funded. "

Or is Disney a model for Obnoxico and therefore to be avoided?

>Your making no mention of Fuller at all on this web
>page perpetuates Disney Inc's pattern of ripping him
>off -- using perfectly legal maneuvers no doubt.
>
>See:
>http://www.teleport.com/~pdx4d/docs/epnote1.html
>
>Kirby
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My ISP migrated there server software to something new.

This resulted in some web sites being "blown away".

Mine was one of them.  I have been in touch with my ISP
and they tell me that they will *try* to restore everything
that was on my web site including Synergetics.  But they didn't
tell me *when* this would be done.

It is not my intention to remove Synergetics from the web.

Bob Gray

Kirby Urner wrote:

> I'm somewhat perturbed to find 'Synergetics' gone from the
> web.  It all seemed so promising there for awhile.
>
> Kirby
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I am working on it.....

My Internet Service Provider did a migration an didn't/couldn't migrate
my web site.  I am in touch with them to try to resolve the problem.

Synergetics *will* be on-line again in a day or so.  But it might
be under a different web address.

Bob Gray

Kirby Urner wrote:

> http://www.servtech.com/public/rwgray/synergetics/synergetics.html
> is still not responding.
>
> If anyone has any news, I'd appreciate it.  Of course I
> wrote to BFI asking about it.  No response expected.
>
> Kirby
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Robert,
Please let me know the new Synergetics address (if any)--

Thanks,
Mark

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> I am working on it.....
>
> My Internet Service Provider did a migration an didn't/couldn't migrate
> my web site.  I am in touch with them to try to resolve the problem.
>
> Synergetics *will* be on-line again in a day or so.  But it might
> be under a different web address.
>
> Bob Gray
>
> Kirby Urner wrote:
>
>> http://www.servtech.com/public/rwgray/synergetics/synergetics.html
>> is still not responding.
>>
>> If anyone has any news, I'd appreciate it.  Of course I
>> wrote to BFI asking about it.  No response expected.
>>
>> Kirby
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anyone got the time and $ for pursuit [purposeful suit] of disney on the idea
that they should do more than a little sign? perhaps a big sign in front of the
entry to a new building, a building with lots of
touch-screen-kiosk-DVD-jukeboxes about rbf's vision, synergetics, humanities
option to end scarcity. after all it's what disney should really be about if
they want us children to be happy.

richard fischbeck wrote:

> Thanks John
>
> I think this is the most important and powerful observations I've seen in a
> year!  If what you say is true about the sign, then one of the fundamental
> cultural centers of north america and even a little of a global cultural
> center, epcot touches millions and millions of young minds, and therefore
> Bucky touches their minds.
>
> Dick Fischbeck
>
> John Belt wrote:
>
> >         It has been a number of years since visiting Disney World
> > but recall that there is a sign on the lawn near the sphere that
> > gives credit to Fuller for the work at least in general.  Think
> > that I have a slide of the sign and will try to take a look tomorrow
> > and if this is correct will post the information.
> >         regards, john belt
> > ..........................................................................
> > On Mon, 10 Apr 2000, Kirby Urner wrote:
> > > Re: http://www.scisys.co.uk/tiggertoo/wdw/parks/ec/semain.html
> > > This all sounds like a rationale for not mentioning
> > > R. Buckminster Fuller anywhere.  These Disney engineers
> > > may have coined the term "geosphere", but the idea of
> > > doing a full sphere is nothing new.
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The fog gun seemed to be a nice idea when I first read about it, too bad it
didn't amount to anything. Was the McGill experience the result of
sub-optimal engineering? Or is there something in principle about the fog
gun that would make it unworkable?

Dev

>
><<REPLY from  >> Brian Hutchings                      10-APR-2000  4:48
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> DYSCLAIMER:
> hte "mist experience" from McGill U. happens
> to be a rather landlubbing, damp-day affair,
> unless you can get a very high=pressure bicycle pump!
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At 08:38 AM 04/11/2000 -0700, Mike Nuess wrote:
>anyone got the time and $ for pursuit [purposeful suit] of disney on the idea
>that they should do more than a little sign? perhaps a big sign in front
of the
>entry to a new building, a building with lots of
>touch-screen-kiosk-DVD-jukeboxes about rbf's vision, synergetics, humanities
>option to end scarcity. after all it's what disney should really be about if
>they want us children to be happy.

Yeah, I think the _real_ Disney would have made sure we were well
down this path by now.  But when the lawyer-moneymakers took over,
the company lost its core/heart.  Disney Inc is just a hollow
shell, compared to the "real McCoy" original.

I think an inexpensive way to fight LAWCAP's efforts to expunge
all trace of Bucky from the record is to keep referring to
AT&T's Spaceship Earth as a "BuckyBall" in your informal
communications.  Nice tie-in to buckminsterfullerene, the 3rd
allotrope of carbon.

Disney may control the signage at Epcot, but it doesn't
control what you tell your own kids.

Kirby
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One successful off-shoot I saw at an amusement park (Cedar Point or Six
Flags).  It was an arbor like affair that you walked through.  The fog was
very cooling on a hot summer day.  It cooled you off without drenching.

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> The fog gun seemed to be a nice idea when I first read about it, too bad
> it
> didn't amount to anything. Was the McGill experience the result of
> sub-optimal engineering? Or is there something in principle about the fog
> gun that would make it unworkable?
>
> Dev
>
> >
> ><<REPLY from  >> Brian Hutchings                      10-APR-2000  4:48
> >                 r007883@pen2.ci.santa-monica.ca.us
> >
> > DYSCLAIMER:
> > hte "mist experience" from McGill U. happens
> > to be a rather landlubbing, damp-day affair,
> > unless you can get a very high=pressure bicycle pump!
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At 01:53 PM 04/11/2000 -0500, you wrote:
>One successful off-shoot I saw at an amusement park (Cedar Point or Six
>Flags).  It was an arbor like affair that you walked through.  The fog was
>very cooling on a hot summer day.  It cooled you off without drenching.
>

We have those in the Portland Zoo rainforest section as well.
I don't see why a bunch of these in a shower stall wouldn't
work just fine.  Blast, soap, blast, done.  Water bill much
much lower.

Kirby
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 From: Mark  Siegmund <siegmund@thegrid.net>
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Subject: Book:  Peace Gaming

 Hi, just received this info and am including chapter 7 of the book (Peace
 Gaming) by Prossman which is at:  http://trib.net/~prossman/
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 I think you will find it quite interesting...ala Bucky and world gaming.
Mark Siegmund
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>=20
> 7
>=20
> ____________________
>=20
>=20
>=20
> PEACE GAMING ON THE SCALE OF PENTAGON WAR GAMES
>=20
>=20
>=20
> The Second Generational Multinational Forces propose adapting state-of
> the-art
>=20
> war game strategies for peacekeeping.
>=20
> Sarah Lum
>=20
>=20
>=20
> People come together in temporary work teams and networks which dissolve
> when
>=20
> a problem is solved or redefined.
>=20
> Gibbons (1994)
>=20
>=20
>=20
> Now we illustrate global-scale research strategies with a simulation/game
> that could involve and link researchers worldwide. A game might begin wit=
h
> networking to brainstorm about how to deal with one of humanity's most
> intractable crises: the use of violence to solve problems and disputes. I=
t
> might=20
>=20
> begin by recalling, tongue in cheek, TV Star Trek episodes in which war i=
s
> replaced with games, somewhat in the spirit of the story of David and
> Goliath in which the boy uses some new technology--his sling shot--as an
> alternative to a large battle.
>=20
> Bremer (1977) expressed the hope that his decision-making computer model =
was
> "the first pier" for a much needed bridge in the field of international
> relations. Many more piers have since been constructed that increase the
> potential role of modeling, gaming, and simulations for resolving
> international crises. Gaming can explore alternatives to violence and way=
s
> to replace short-term patchwork solutions that are put together for each =
new
> global crisis.
>=20
> 7.1. GAMING TO DISCOVER CONSEQUENCES
>=20
> Politicians often miss a whole range of possibilities because awesome
> complexity complicates human thought and action about war and peace. War =
may
> at times seem simpler than solving massive human problems and crises that
> cause conflict. It has often been easier to use violence against those wh=
o
> threaten war or terrorism (13.2)--when they are hungry or suffer
> injustice--than it is to feed them or give them justice. War games, the
> nations feel, must be secret and official, where the quest for peace can =
be
> a more open process. Also, peace gaming can include a wider range of issu=
es,
> disciplines and complexities
>=20
> in an effort to understand chaos, turbulence, disorder and other symptoms=
 of
> planetary anger. The enlarging capability for organizing and managing a
> great deal of sophisticated data (2.1) can possibly help negotiators
> overcome what Barbara Tuchman has called the pursuit of folly, as when
> political weakness leads to tragic blunders. The value of computer peace
> simulations will be decided by their success in helping us ask the most
> fundamental questions and solve the most desperate of human global proble=
ms..
>=20
> Can peace games--to try out alternatives without risk--be played on the
> scale of Pentagon war games that use radar, battleships, and satellites? =
In
> 1997 the USA military and allies conducted the Joint Warrior
> Interpermeability Demonstration. Thousands of military and civilian
> personnel were involved in testing information systems and satellite
> communications under simulated warfare conditions. Previous games like th=
at
> had already profoundly changed many ways of doing things, and in 1997 the
> project coordinated the messaging systems of the USA. Canada, France,
> Australia, New Zealand and Spain. If this simulation, as reported, was
> possible with "commercial
>=20
> off-the-shelf equipment" then civilians could also explore alternatives o=
n a
> comparable scale.
>=20
> In April, 1997, the United States Institute of Peace (USIP) had a confere=
nce
> on `virtual diplomacy.' It began with the presupposition that new
> information technologies are dramatically changing how diplomats can
> negotiate to prevent war. Digital communications "now link diverse cultur=
es,
> economies and create new relationships that disregard conventional
> boundaries, hierarchies, time zones and geopolitical boundaries.=EE (USIP
> 1996). New technologies also enable more people to cause conflicts, howev=
er,
> and the speed at which events move from potential problem to crisis. So t=
he
> American government's Peace Institute in 1994 held a conference on managi=
ng
> chaos. It explored "the pivotal role that "new `conflict managers' can pl=
ay
> in international conflict resolution.
>=20
> It also asked how global-scale tools might be used more effectively in
> preventing crises through conflict resolution, peacekeeping, preventive
> diplomacy and humanitarian assistance in turbulent regions. A preparatory
> meeting examined case studies. A series of online conversations between
> experts in the United States and Japan on Asian policy issues used an onl=
ine
> human rights database, a system to monitor human rights treaties, a
> computer-based negotiating training model, software developed at M.I.T. o=
n
> patterns in regional conflicts, and a data base on the role of
> nongovernmental organizations in peacekeeping operations.
>=20
> Tens of millions of people are trained and equipped to wage war where ver=
y
> few are trained to wage peace, including the peaceful resolution of
> disputes. Military forces are increasingly used as peacekeepers, but the =
art
> is still very primitive. Now suppose there could be (a) a large online
> coalition of university departments and experts in many fields, (b)
> supported by massive data bases of all the information needed for a
> war-preventing simulation, (c) software to implement the use of collectiv=
e
> intelligence for more creative and imaginative networking about alterativ=
es
> to war.
>=20
> How then--in a vast World Wide Web co-laboratory--would they play a peace
> game on the scale of Pentagon war games? And do so with computer simulati=
ons
> and modeling to play out all alternatives without risk and at modest
> expense?
>=20
> 7.2. PREVIOUS ONLINE PEACE-GAMING
>=20
> Online collaborative peace gaming began in 1972 when Professor Bob Nol of
> the University of California, Santa Barbara, planned a political game ove=
r
> ARPANET. the predecessor of the Internet. He assigned other schools to pl=
ay
> the roles of diplomats of the Soviet Union, etc. When he assigned Califor=
nia
> participants to play Japan, Takeshi Utsumi protested: "No matter how much
> Americans study Japan they cannot understand the Japanese," he said. He
> proposed that the University of Tokyo should play the role of the Japanes=
e
> government. This was done and then participants in London and Brussels we=
re
> also enlisted.
>=20
> The scenario for that 1972 game assumed a border incident between Iran an=
d
> Iraq. During e-mail negotiations the Japanese team proposed, among other
> things, that the USA withdraw the 7th fleet from the Indian Ocean and tha=
t
> the United Nations act to secure Middle East oil by making the Maraca Str=
ait
> an international zone. Some political scientists have since noted that wh=
en
> Iran and Iraq did later go to war, the plan proposed by this peace game
> might have been successful.
>=20
> One participant in that 1972 game was Jonathan Wickenfeld. He later enlar=
ged
> that first peace gaming simulation into the "International Communications=
 in
> Negotiation with Simulation" (ICONS) project at the University of Marylan=
d.
> ICONS engages in simulation/negotiation games to play out scenarios--some
> prepared by the U.S. State Department--in arms control, nuclear
> proliferation, human rights issues, etc. (Wickenfeld 1983.)
>=20
> Leopoldo Schapira of the University of Cordoba, Argentina, used e-mail fo=
r a
> similar gaming simulation with colleagues around Latin America on drug
> trafficking. E-mail alone was found to be inadequate for such gaming and
> international satellites were expensive. So Utsumi began to experiment wi=
th
> real-time computer conferencing, using slow-scan TV over `plain old
> telephone lines' (POTs). Participating in some of his experimental
> demonstrations were Robert Muller, Honorary Chancellor of the United Nati=
ons
> University of Peace and Wassily Leontief, Noble Laureate in Economics.
>=20
> By 1986 Utsumi was proposing a global peace game to train negotiators for
> dealing with environmental/economic conflicts. He felt that the game shou=
ld
> be conducted by a global university consortium. It should "promote peace
> through joint research" and experimentation to create "a globally
> distributed decision-support system." It would explore win/win alternativ=
es
> to conflict and war. Its design phase would use computer networks for
> planning by experts in various countries. Also, technologists would test
> `state of the art' systems--hardware and software--for a project as large=
 as
> a Pentagon war game. Plans and technologies for synergistic convergence a=
re
> described by Utsumi (1996).
>=20
> 7.3. A 1986 GAME EXPERIMENT
>=20
> Utsumi's first major experiment with global-scale peace gaming was at the
> World Future Society's 1986 conference on complexity. Discussions there
> about scientific and technological explorations were noting new ways to d=
eal
> with complexities in many fields and disciplines. There were reports, for
> example, about how Mandelbrot and others were implementing a new
> understanding of chaos, the study of turbulence and disorder in a whole
> range of phenomena. There was discussion of McCorduck's The Universal
> Machine, of the use of computers to empower human intelligence, and on
> modeling for use in global politics and in medical research.
>=20
> Suppose, it was asked, society spent as much on peace as is spent on defe=
nse
> and war. That was seen to be a futile question because more hundreds of
> billions of dollars would not be available. However, Utsumi's panelists
> suggested, there was a new alternative. Computer networking and simulatio=
ns
> could be used tp explore alternatives to war without much cost and risk.
> Online negotiators could: (a) create and use mutually agreed-upon data
> bases; (b) define and clarify areas of disagreement and agreement; (c) mo=
del
> historic decisions and actions such as those that have led to war and
> tragedy or to peace; (d) simulate alternative ways to resolve disagreemen=
ts..
>=20
> Instead of arguing theoretically with skeptics at the complexity conferen=
ce,
> Utsumi and Parker Rossman conducted a demonstration of a global-scale pea=
ce
> game. It began with an online experiment in using collective
> intelligence--in advance of the complexity conference--to develop ideas,
> theory and procedures. The resulting demonstration involved connections
> between experts at several universities. American negotiators in the
> game--Provost William Nordhaus of Yale and Dean Lester Thurow of M.I.T--w=
ere
> electronically interconnected with counterparts at Japanese universities =
for
> three days of computer -assisted negotiations on a crisis scenario.
>=20
> The game used the sophisticated FUGI `world computer model' at Soka
> University in Japan that included vast amounts of information on more tha=
n
> sixty-two nations. Klein (1995) reported that the FUGI global model
> contained a simulation of the relationship between arms reduction and gro=
wth
> in the global economy. In New York Utsumi brought together combinations o=
f
> technology--including slow-scan TV and computer conferencing--to create a
> kind of co-laboratory. New York was linked with Honolulu, Tokyo and
> Vancouver, B.C. Participants from Asia and Canada were linked for real ti=
me
> participation in the peace game.
>=20
> 7.4. BEGIN WITH A SCENARIO
>=20
> A United Nations staff member prepared a scenario for the game: The Japan=
ese
> navy would be on its way to the mid-Pacific to stop by force an American
> company that was mining on the sea floor. The American navy was coming to
> stop the Japanese navy. Negotiators online would need to resolve the cris=
is
> before the navies confronted each another.
>=20
> While the actual negotiations did not follow that scenario, they were so
> successful that they attracted the attention of the Japanese government. =
The
> game showed how the United Nations--facing an emergency that had to be
> resolved quickly--could make immediate use of such interconnected tools.
> They could be used to test and try alternative strategies for dealing wit=
h
> global issues; to enable more creativity and imagination in the process o=
f
> global decision-making; for better political management; and, most
> important, to involve scholars and researchers of at least three countrie=
s,
> interactively, in the process.
>=20
> Computer conferencing made it possible for a large numbers of participant=
s
> on two continents to comment, make suggestions and ask questions. All cou=
ld
> be read on large electronic screens by the negotiators and observers. Tho=
se
> in all of the locations, or on computer screens at home, could read the
> contributions and comments of all participants.
>=20
> Interactive technology even made it possible for the negotiators to deal
> creatively with disruption by a protester who stormed into a conference r=
oom
> to demand to speak to the international online audience. The intruder was
> invited to type his protest onto a computer so that it could be read on
> computer screens everywhere in a way that would not disrupt the official
> negotiating process.
>=20
> Now what is the possibility of a much larger peace game--on the scale of
> Pentagon war games--as a mega-research project? What now might be feasibl=
e
> and useful as research? Monitoring systems are being put in place to give
> advance warning of possible conflicts. What resources and technologies mi=
ght
> be used to keep potential warring parties at the table to try out win-win
> methods to resolve the crisis? The world's diplomats are already sitting =
at
> the table, virtually if not in person. Can gaming, for example, help the
> United Nations discover new alternatives to ineffective sanctions or ways=
 to
> make sanctions more effective? Other such ideas and questions were propos=
ed
> at the U.S. Institute of Peace virtual diplomacy conference--and subseque=
nt
> online discussion--in April, 1997. More such conferences were being plann=
ed..
>=20
> 7.5. EMPOWERED COLLECTIVE INTELLIGENCE
>=20
> The first phase of a Pentagon-scale peace game--phases of which might las=
t
> for years--would be conversations and planning via computer networking.
> Morton Kaplan in Toward Professionalism in International Theory said that
> although great individual minds may have been responsible for spectacular
> human advances at times, from now on human progress will require a commun=
ity
> of minds in which theories are collectively developed, criticized, applie=
d,
> and tested. Until that process is empowered, he said, human thought in th=
e
> areas of war, peace, and international relationships will continue to be =
too
> simplistic and inadequate. As the bulldozer becomes one component in a
> system for empowering human hands to move mountains, so now the Internet/=
Web
> can be used to empower human minds to deal with overwhelmingly complex
> "mental mountains" that limit the human vision and constructive
> decision-making.=20
>=20
> When we speak of `peace games,' some people visualize some small
> nintendo-scale game. In fact, such games exist and it is not fair to use =
the
> term small for Balance of Power (Crawford 1986). Much could be learned fr=
om
> what the New York Times called one of the most sophisticated strategic
> simulations other than Pentagon war games. It is important, Crawford said=
,
> to see the difference between a game and a simulation. A simulation seeks=
 to
> represent reality so that one can understand a system and manipulate it i=
n
> various ways. The word game is not used here in a frivolous way but to fo=
cus
> "on presenting broader, less quantifiable concepts" than most simulations
> have done. A game, he says, also expresses feelings and is closer to an
> artistic message. "A game should lift the player up to higher levels of
> understanding."
>=20
> Millions of brains are mobilized to wage war. We here propose a game for
> peace research. It can mobilize brains of experts in the universities of
> many countries to plan skills-training for political leaders and to creat=
e
> computerized political models of the often unconscious processes that hav=
e
> led to war. Utsumi proposes gaming simulations on a very large scale to h=
elp
> decision makers deal with interwoven problems. He wants a "Globally
> Distributed Decision Support System" with autonomously managed simulation
> submodels at distributed locations. He wants mind-empowerment tools to he=
lp
> people do better thinking. He used computer networking to develop ideas f=
or
> his smaller-scale peace game. Now PeaceNet, which can mobilize tens of
> thousands of people simultaneously for peace actions, also has shown how =
to
> use networking for large-scale planning.
>=20
> 7.6. SHARED AND OPEN DATA
>=20
> A second phase of global-scale peace gaming would be that of providing
> comprehensive databases. (2.1) International conflict and poor decisions
> often result from complexity and inaccurate or inadequate data. Despite t=
he
> vast sums spent on intelligence (Steele 1997), no president or head of
> government has comprehensive enough information for adequate
> decision-making. Legislators and citizens are less well informed. This ca=
n
> now change. Better managed and more comprehensive data bases can bolster =
the
> process of discovering, elaborating, and testing new alternatives for
> diplomatic and peace action.
>=20
> If conflict often results from disagreement over fact or bad information,
> new research tools can now provide adequate data bases. Peace gaming can =
be
> undergirded with resources from university departments of peace studies,
> from peace research institutes in many countries, from the National Secur=
ity
> Network Virtual Library and many other sources.
>=20
> PeaceNet--one of the computer networks of the Institute for Global
> Understanding--now reaches to every continent to coordinate data bases an=
d
> hundreds of peace organizations. It was established to bring online all
> peace data bases, such as those on arms control, international law, human
> rights, ecology, migration and terrorism. It has included a Peace Law cas=
es
> data base, work and plans for peace research and action groups, news and
> conferences of the peace research and action organizations, planning
> mobilization for peace actions, etc. Existing data, in many places, is
> organized as a decentralized catalog. It is hosted at the Center for
> Security Studies and Conflict Research in Switzerland and is part of the
> World Wide Web meta-library system.
>=20
> The value of building simulations upon more competent data bases was
> demonstrated when graduate students at M.I.T., for example, developed a
> computer model that made it possible for United Nations "Law of the Sea"
> negotiations to be more successful than otherwise might have been possibl=
e
> (McCorduck 1985). The M.I.T computer model made it possible for all
> countries, even the poorest and weakest, to participate with the major
> powers as equals in the negotiations. All nations had equal access to
> sophisticated data and to modeling which examined the probable results of
> various alternatives (Antrim 1986). Even if negotiations are totally secr=
et,
> scholars everywhere can continue to add alternative suggestions to the da=
ta
> banks. Their computers can continue to cross-index and process all such
> information, passing on ideas for the negotiators to consider.
>=20
> 7.7 SIMULATING AND MODELING A GLOBAL PEACE SYSTEM
>=20
> Central to a mega-research peace game would be many kinds of modeling and
> simulations. Models could be created in many universities and nations and
> gradually be linked together. Carroll (1987) left IBM to explore the use =
of
> simulations at a Catholic Peace Center. He proposed models of how human
> minds function--especially those of diplomats--in matters of peace and wa=
r.
> He also proposed modeling a control system, as an alterative to war, like
> the system of ground control that regulates air traffic.
>=20
> A major obstacle to effective use of large-scale modeling is that even th=
e
> most sophisticated computer model is not sufficient if it is disconnected
> from the real world. Exploration can be carried out within simulated
> environments, of course, but validation is impossible without real world
> connections. The network model can feature cooperation, sharing, meetings=
 of
> minds across space and time in a context of responsive programs and readi=
ly
> available information. Or it can be characterized by supervision,
> regulation, constraint, and control. Using modeling and simulations in a
> global-scale game will require a long, hard process of deliberate study,
> experiment, analysis, and development.
>=20
> A very large simulation and game might model possible ways to transform t=
he
> war system itself into a more successful peace development system. Symbol=
ic
> processing has been called a sleeping giant that in the future can make i=
t
> possible for problems to be examined and solved on a larger and larger
> scale. It could it be used to discover and explore new kinds of power whi=
ch
> can be used in defense of justice, human rights, and against aggressors.
>=20
> One missing element in the 1986 peace game was software such as that for =
a
> global problem-solving program developed at Case Western Reserve Universi=
ty
> (Mesarovic 1996). Demonstrations at the United Nations showed that the
> system could be used to explore alternatives and the consequences of vari=
ous
> kinds of actions that might be taken to solve a particular crisis. In tim=
e,
> negotiators on specific international conflicts can continue to fine tune
> such computer models, tailoring them for use in that particular conflict.
> Systems for Computer-Aided-Negotiations can include the counsel of expert=
s
> with expert systems as one component is a computer-conferencing think tan=
k.
> Easier-to-use software programs for peace gaming are illustrated by the
> UNESCO sponsored GENIe project at Case Western Reserve University and the
> ICONS project at the University of Maryland. Also software has been propo=
sed
> for simulations of United Nations restructure and assemblies, for mock wo=
rld
> court simulations to air grievances that may lead to conflict; for diagno=
sis
> and dramatization of potential crises through `global TV political theate=
r'
> and for simulations of crisis management alternatives.
>=20
> Utsumi proposes to construct a "Globally Distributed Decision Support
> System" for a plus sum peace game. This system will draw together many
> computers, in various locations, to share in the development of--and gami=
ng
> with--already prepared simulation submodels. His system would include: a
> "meta-language" for improved communication among users of submodels; the
> development of distributed systems; a new scheduling algorithm--the Virtu=
al
> Time concept that allows for the organization and exchange of information
> among dispersed, dissimilar computers--and other technological developmen=
ts
> to make this possible.
>=20
> When legislation was proposed for a U.S. Peace Academy, like West Point a=
nd
> Annapolis, many asked what peacemaking skills it would teach. In its 1997
> conference on `virtual diplomacy' that United States Institute of Peace w=
as
> exploring the use of information technology. Can it facilitate holistic
> peace making research? One of many small beginnings can be seen, for
> example, in the GaDia research group (Governance and Democracy in the
> Information Age). Growing out of a 1996 effort of the European Consortium
> for Political Research, scholars in many countries have been producing
> reports and were in 1998 hoping to expand research efforts with funding f=
rom
> the European Union's project for network/collaborative research activitie=
s.
> A truly global co-laboratory can come into existence if peace institutes,
> university peace studies departments and academies in many countries link=
 in
> a global research design and strategy. A research co-lab for peace might
> then be central to the global virtual university itself, since true peace
> will require a wide range of research in areas discussed in the next
> chapters, such as how to secure food and justice for all.
>=20
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<<MESSAGE from>> Brian Q. Hutchings                   12-APR-2000 11:29
                 r001806@pen2.ci.santa-monica.ca.us

 as I recall from Critical Path (?),
 the missing element of "prinicple" from the McGill attempt,
 was high-pressure of about 200 pounds per SQUARED inch;
 they used a simple bike pump, and
 I've only seen tires that rate to 120 psi (racing tires), although
 you could probably do it for the price of a hernia!
 (all that is missing is some good leveraging or gearing, and
 maybe tube-wall strength in pump & receptacle .-)
    this was to stinulate standing on the bow
 of a boat in high wind, waiting to be swept
 to one's doom.

 --The Hollow Skull!
 http://www.tarpley.net/bushb.htm
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<<MESSAGE from>> Brian Q. Hutchings                   12-APR-2000 11:46
                 r001806@pen2.ci.santa-monica.ca.us

 "the Real Disney" was a closet Nazi, or
 just a cross-dressing Wanabi; Disney is the dregs o'Kulture.
    as for those simulations of world peace, or
 virtual diplomatic efforts, please note that
 the so-called US Inst.of Peace is a horrible outfit,
 that has worked (e.g) hand-in-glove with the equally mistyped CSI,
 Christian Solidarity Intl. and "rightwing" types
 in the US Congress and British Parliament,
 to keep the "civil war" in Sudan aflame with a sole hold-out
 to negotiations, John Garang, who we politely refer to,
 as a British marcher-lord.
    they did this by "making a market" in so-called slaves,
 characterized as old Arab networking, by offering bounties
 for the "return" of slaves, that were fabulous sums for the locals;
 whether there ever really were any slaves returned,
 all of them were bought on rebel-held territory!
    I personally caught the Museum of Tolerance (Wiesenthal Center)
 promoting this garbage, with a nebulous, faked-live interview
 of a Sudanese southerner, and the guilt-by-association
 use of a real, live, former slave from Mauritania
 (I hadn't known about that, but I was convinced of it).  of course,
 no-one from Sudan was allowed to question any of this,
 nor was I, although the Director said that
 "we'll do it, next time."
    the most grotesque part was a "live" broadcast
 of a group of NYC public schoolkids,
 singing & giving "testimony" to the awfulness of this "slavery."

 --Borne in a Banke!
 http://www.tarpley.net/bush1.htm
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<<MESSAGE from>> Brian Hutchings                      12-APR-2000 12:18
                 r007883@pen2.ci.santa-monica.ca.us

 on the wayside,
 I did not follow Kirby to Swartmore lists, as
 I had been on a few of them,
 when they were known as "geometry forum" --
 Conway never did give the simple answer
 for the hectohedron, although he *did* give one
 that was "reticulated" !!
         now, Bucky's Concentric Hierarchy should be just that, or
 *a* concentric nesting, because
 it is certainly not the nicest one (although
 it was conformed to be almost-nice per the individul volumes
 of the nested shapes .-)
         if one includes the pentagonal dodecahedron,
 which he never did, at all, then
 one gets a nice, infinitely-nesting pattern,
 going in ns out.  he came close, and got the cigar!

 --Dumbo-est for President!
 http://www.tarpley.net/bushint.htm
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Brian, you mention the pentagonal dodeca nesting pattern.  How about a
little more background on this one.

Jim Lehman

Brian Hutchings wrote:

> now, Bucky's Concentric Hierarchy should be just that, or
>  *a* concentric nesting, because
>  it is certainly not the nicest one (although
>  it was conformed to be almost-nice per the individul volumes
>  of the nested shapes .-)
>          if one includes the pentagonal dodecahedron,
>  which he never did, at all, then
>  one gets a nice, infinitely-nesting pattern,
>  going in ns out.  he came close, and got the cigar!
>
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At 12:18 PM 04/12/2000 -0700, you wrote:
><<MESSAGE from>> Brian Hutchings                      12-APR-2000 12:18
>                 r007883@pen2.ci.santa-monica.ca.us
>
> on the wayside,
> I did not follow Kirby to Swartmore lists, as
> I had been on a few of them,
> when they were known as "geometry forum" --

I didn't claim "Swarthmore lists" as a whole -- was
speaking of NCTM Standards 2000 in particular, where
your posts showed up just after I'd posted a pointer
thereto.

>         if one includes the pentagonal dodecahedron,
> which he never did, at all, then
> one gets a nice, infinitely-nesting pattern,
> going in ns out.  he came close, and got the cigar!
>

The pentagonal dodecahedron is included in the version
I present at http://www.teleport.com/~pdx4d/volumes.html
(see 2nd page of that essay).

Kirby
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>  as I recall from Critical Path (?),
>  the missing element of "prinicple" from the McGill attempt,
>  was high-pressure of about 200 pounds per SQUARED inch;

What is the purpose of the high pressure?  Is it to atomize the
water, or is it to impart energy to the particles?

Here's why I'm asking.  The story goes that Bucky noticed the
naturally occurring fog as a cleaning agent, while on a boat.  Since
naturally occurring fog is probably not endowed with high energy,
I doubt that is its purpose.

A comparatively new device called a nebulizer can easily create
a relatively low pressure fog.  It uses air forced through a micro-thin
sheet of water...the air stream rips apart the water into micro
droplets, without the energy requirements of a traditional atomizer.

It could easily be soapy water, or any number of other
substances...it'll work on almost any liquid.

Could this work for a simple fog gun?

>     this was to stinulate standing on the bow
>  of a boat in high wind, waiting to be swept
>  to one's doom.

Perhaps a nebulizer with a high speed air stream to increase the
particles' energy?

     -- Chuck Knight
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Math educators from around the USA are meeting in Chicago this
week to celebrate the release of the new NCTM Standards 2000
(NCTM = National Council of Teachers of Mathematics).[1]

Meanwhile, traditionalists, represented by such groups as the
California-based MathematicallyCorrect, decrie the new standards
as "fuzzy" and call for a return to the basics.[2]

Missing from both sides in this debate is any mention of
curriculum innovations pioneered by the late R. Buckminster Fuller,
last of the New England Transcendentalists (Emerson, Thoreau...),
and still a beacon to many RAW fans (RAW's "Everything is Under
Control" links to my web page from several entries).[3]

Fuller, who died in 1983, inspired millions around the world with
his vision of an essentially apolitical, nonviolent "design science"
approach to putting humanity on a more sustainable long term
trajectory.

One of his design science innovations was a new approach to teaching
spatial geometry, wherein kids would move "beyond flatland" sooner
rather than later, developing their intuitive powers to think in
zero-gravity space, not just on the earth-bound "Euclidean beach"
(abstracted by the Greeks to become their ghostly "infinite plane").

The central construct of his "synergetic geometry" was the regular
tetrahedron, the simplest network dividing space into an inside
and an outside i.e. the most primitive box -- more primitive than
the cube, and more structurally stable because all-triangles.

This tetrahedron, defined by four unit-radius spheres packed
together, would be defined as the unit of volume, and other
polyhedra developed concentrically around it would likewise tend
to have easily memorable whole-number volumes, or memorable morph-
relationships to to these volumes, plus obvious relationships
to a sphere packing matrix.[4]  The design provides a very smooth
on-ramp into thinking competently about spatial relationships.

All of this material would be made clear using computer graphics
cartoons, with older kids doing much of the programming.

So what ever happened to this innovation?  Why was it quickly "deep
sixed" after Bucky died?  Why is this so-called "concentric hierarchy"
not in any elementary or high school text books, over 25 years after
it came out in hard cover?  Why is Bucky himself hardly ever mentioned,
even though he was awarded a USA Medal of Freedom, had tons of
inventions to his name, and consistently offered a hopeful vision of
how we might yet succeed as a species?

On March 21 this year, lots of news stories appeared about how
some buckyballs apparently ride to earth on comets, given some have
a form of helium traped inside their carbon cages that does not
naturally form on this planet.[5]  So buckyballs are in the news
(have been a hot topic for more than a decade) -- but what about
Bucky himself?  If his curriculum innovations had been in place,
7th graders would know all about 3-frequency icosaspheres and
buckyball topology by now. But do they?  Do their teachers?

If you're a high school student, or know people who are, you might
want to be asking these questions.  I've been pushing these
elementary aspects of the Fuller agenda for years, and it's
always an uphill battle.

For example, I wrote a bio of 'R. Buckminster Fuller, 20th Century
Philosopher' for the Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophers (because
synergetics is a philosophy -- says so in 'Synergetics' 251.50)
and the editor wrote back saying the bio was well written, but:

  "I have consulted with our associate editors and they have
  advised not including it. The principal reason is that the
  IEP focuses narrowly on topics and people that are discussed
  in academic philosophy. Although Fuller's contributions to
  civilization are indeed substantial, his writings do not
  figure in academic philosophy reference works."[6]

Kind of a vicious circle isn't it?:  we can't include a bio of
Bucky because we don't study his philosophy in universities.  And
we don't study his philosophy in universities because his name
never appears in our narrowly focused academic compilations of
recognized philosophers -- nevermind his substantial contributions
to civilization.

So I just published the bio on the web, along with the rest of
my writings.[7]  I figure the web helps blur the distinction
between the "real world" and the "global university" and this is
all for the better.[8]

So why are Bucky's substantial contributions to civilization being
ignored?  Is it that the concentric hierarchy and geodesic spheres
are hard to understand?  Not at all.  Is it that text book companies
have a lot invested in not changing their core content, and that
teachers are preprogrammed to cover the same ground year after year,
regardless of its relevance to anybody?  That's closer to the truth.

Simple inertia keeps us all moving along a "business as usual"
trajectory -- like a Titanic headed for an iceberg in broad daylight.
As Nobel Prize winner Karey Mullis puts it:  "no one is in control"
(something he learned earlier than most, when he sent some complete
bullshit about his "theory of the universe" to the prestigious
science magazine 'Nature' -- while still a grad student into getting
high -- and it got published, much to his surprise).[9]

If you want to bone up on the concentric hierarchy, and look over
my shoulder as I work at keeping Bucky's contributions alive
in a world that could really use them, I invite you to check out
my http://www.teleport.com/~pdx4d/amtepost.html -- which links to
a thread-in-progress on the Association of Mathematics Teacher
Educators listserv.

Here you'll find that I'm explaining the concentric hierarchy
clearly, and linking to ample on-line resources complete with
QuickTime movies, animated GIFs, Java applets and more (no DVD
jukeboxes yet, but they're on the drawing boards -- Panasonic
has a prototype).

Follow the links, and find out how you might want to join me as
I question authority, ask for better reasons why our American
Heritage is being denied us (which local heritage is part of our
shared metaphysical inventory as "humans in Universe" as Bucky
thought of us -- his highly accurate world projection being
copy-protected to remain forever nationless).[10]

I invite you to assist me in moving ahead with the "math makeover
campaign" I started in 1998 (old exhibit web pages still left over
from back then).[11]  Working together, maybe we'll make the 21st
century a more interesting and positive experience than those
nightmare 1900s.  New generations shouldn't be condemned to repeat
past mistakes, simply because older generations seem so intent on
forgetting one of our greatest teachers.

Kirby

[1]  http://www.nctm.org/
[2]  http://www.mathematicallycorrect.com
[3]  http://www.teleport.com/~pdx4d/grunch.html
[4]  http://www.teleport.com/~pdx4d/volumes.html
[5]  http://slashdot.org/articles/00/03/21/235230.shtml
[6]  http://www.teleport.com/~pdx4d/fieser.html
[7]  http://www.teleport.com/~pdx4d/bio.html
[8]  http://www.teleport.com/~pdx4d/usaos.html#gst
[9]  http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0679774009/
[10] http://www.teleport.com/~pdx4d/dymax.html
[11] http://www.teleport.com/~pdx4d/makeover0.html
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Kirby,  Excellent essay!

Joe S Moore: joemoore@cruzio.com
Buckminster Fuller Virtual Institute: http://www.cruzio.com/~joemoore/

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(Big snip)

> [1]  http://www.nctm.org/
> [2]  http://www.mathematicallycorrect.com
> [3]  http://www.teleport.com/~pdx4d/grunch.html
> [4]  http://www.teleport.com/~pdx4d/volumes.html
> [5]  http://slashdot.org/articles/00/03/21/235230.shtml
> [6]  http://www.teleport.com/~pdx4d/fieser.html
> [7]  http://www.teleport.com/~pdx4d/bio.html
> [8]  http://www.teleport.com/~pdx4d/usaos.html#gst
> [9]  http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0679774009/
> [10] http://www.teleport.com/~pdx4d/dymax.html
> [11] http://www.teleport.com/~pdx4d/makeover0.html
>
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I agree, excellent essay Kirby. A few comments:

>California-based MathematicallyCorrect, decrie the new standards

This sounds even worse than Politically Correct! But I sympathize if they
see standards of numeracy dropping just as the phonics boosters see trouble
in literacy.

>Why is Bucky himself hardly ever mentioned

Could it be his reputation as an oddball, a crackpot...? With the weird
sleeping habits and the tortured linguistic style...not to mention the
strangeness associated with his ingenious, deeply radical (and sometimes
laughably wrong-headed) ideas about society, science, history...?


>For example, I wrote a bio of 'R. Buckminster Fuller, 20th Century
>Philosopher' for the Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophers (because
>synergetics is a philosophy -- says so in 'Synergetics' 251.50)
>and the editor wrote back saying the bio was well written, but:
>
>  "I have consulted with our associate editors and they have
>  advised not including it. The principal reason is that the
>  IEP focuses narrowly on topics and people that are discussed
>  in academic philosophy. Although Fuller's contributions to
>  civilization are indeed substantial, his writings do not
>  figure in academic philosophy reference works."[6]

I wonder if this may have to do with the overshadowing of modern philosophy
and depts. thereof by the hugely pessimistic philosophers of the late-19th
and 20th centuries. When someone like Fuller, who has lived through our
horrific century, comes along and says "We can make the world work for 100%
of humanity at unprecedented standards of living," will he be taken
seriously by practitioners of academic philosophy?

Kirby, just wondering, did Walter Kaufmann ever talk about Fuller? "That's
not philosophy!" A philosophy major told me once (brilliant chap too),
pointing to a copy of Synergetics. He was studying Foucault, Nietzsche and
Derrida at the time. Compared to these guys, Fuller does sound - well, as
you describe him, like a Transcendentalist of old times, not relevant to
our current age of anxiety.


>So I just published the bio on the web, along with the rest of
>my writings.[7]  I figure the web helps blur the distinction
>between the "real world" and the "global university" and this is
>all for the better.[8]

This must be the way in. Bucky has potential to be canonized, to be
remembered with Gandhi and Einstein, but people need to "get" him first. Of
course, not many get Einstein, but then none of Fuller's artifacts have -
as yet - had the social impact of those predicted by modern physics. The
computer revolution is the best thing that could have happened to get more
people to get Fuller, and the web sites that are under development are
starting to offer some immensely promising materials. Good luck.

Dev
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>Kirby, just wondering, did Walter Kaufmann ever talk about Fuller? "That's
>not philosophy!" A philosophy major told me once (brilliant chap too),
>pointing to a copy of Synergetics. He was studying Foucault, Nietzsche and
>Derrida at the time. Compared to these guys, Fuller does sound - well, as
>you describe him, like a Transcendentalist of old times, not relevant to
>our current age of anxiety.
>

As far as I can recall, the only professor who mentioned Bucky
to me was Dr. Kahler in our North/South relations class, Woodrow
Wilson School of Public Affairs.  We had come to basically
Malthusian conclusions about the world, and he mentioned Fuller
as someone outside that tradition -- but that no one, including
Kahler, understood his writings (if my recollection is correct).

Certainly Kaufmann believed in judging a philosophy by the
philosopher behind it, i.e. life-style and personal habits
were fair game.  He was somewhat critical of Kant, and even
more so of Heidegger, for their time-space projections
considered as a whole -- more than just their written works.

But I wasn't really clued into Fuller until after leaving
Princeton, when I was tracking Erhard & Co, (having done the
Zen-based Standard est Training while still in college,
after hearing Dr. Kaufmann say some positive stuff about
it (he liked Woody Allen's stuff too)).

Erhard's another interesting American philosopher, worthy of
more intelligent analysis than we've seen in cheap paperbacks
and on 60 Minutes.  He was not just an encyclopedia salesman
or con (he was far more original than many realize -- did
_not_ just "rip off scientology", which "religion" resorted
to dirty tricks to try ending the competition, which was
cutting into its profits (scientology did some ugly stuff
around Bucky as well)).

But academia seems to have lost its knack for incorporating
anyone outside the university system into its reading programs
-- is not unique in this regard.  The U-based lifestyle
depends on wholesale decertification of non-PhDs, in order
to create the "credibility differential" on which high
tuitions depend.

Fuller was too goddamn critical of the whole system of
"hyperspecialization" and was therefore threatening to the
status quo -- not the kind of literature "fuddy duds" want
to encourage.  He was also lionized by many youth, and that
left many lesser-knowns feeling jealous and bitter.  So after
he died, many breathed a sigh of relief, and were happy to
deep-six his syllabus in a heart beat.

It's a two-way street however.  Given "doctor of philosophy"
implies "philosophy" as a standard in some way, it's possible
that in a game of "capture the flag", we'll simply grab an
under-defended asset and keep it for our side.  This actually
comes fairly close to my analysis of what's already occurred.

You'll see at my website that I've done a clear job of
bridging to 'Synergetics' from more established traditions
in the philosophy of mathematics.  Fuller was an operationalist,
which links to Rorty-style, Wittgenstein-savvy anti-
representationalism (Rorty was my thesis advisor BTW). For
more details, see: http://www.teleport.com/~pdx4d/mathphil.html

There are simply no excuses left for keeping Fuller out of
academic discourse.  To do so is simply to further erode
that all-important "differential" on which high tuitions
depend.

Kirby
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MESSAGE from ="List 14-APR-2000  7:42
 Brian, you mention the pentagonal dodeca nesting pattern.  How about a
 little more background on this one.

 Jim Lehman

 Brian Hutchings wrote:

 > now, Bucky's Concentric Hierarchy should be just that, or
 >  *a* concentric nesting, because
 >  it is certainly not the nicest one (although
 >  it was conformed to be almost-nice per the individul volumes
 >  of the nested shapes .-)
 >          if one includes the pentagonal dodecahedron,
 >  which he never did, at all, then
 >  one gets a nice, infinitely-nesting pattern,
 >  going in ns out.  he came close, and got the cigar!
 >
- - - - -

<<REPLY from  >> Brian Hutchings                      14-APR-2000  8:40
                 r007883@pen2.ci.santa-monica.ca.us

 almost everything is implied in _S_.  then,
 use the fact that the hexahedron (octagon [cube]) nests
 in the vertices of the (pentag.) dodecah. (icosagon),
 plus the dualization of all of these internested platonic (regular) shapes
 through their midsphere (mid-edge touching sphere,
 producing duals whose edges cross at the midpoints), and repeat
 (at the innermost, tiny icosahedron, and the outermost,
 giant dodecahedron (dualize & nest).  that is one way,
 to "fill" space via phi-scaled modularization.
         Bucky's focus upon the trigonated shapes served
 to foucus upon only one side of the duals, sort-of,
 which is properly essential, although
 "structural integrity" of trigona is not (unless
 you believe in the use of the zero-diameter strut as your unit-edge;
 the cigar is better, and the facet (or "window") is just as essential !-)

 --The Duke of Oil!
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Do you have a graphic or a visual reference to your description?

Jim L.

> Jim:   Brian, you mention the pentagonal dodeca nesting pattern.  How about a
>
>  little more background on this one.
>
>   Brian:  if one includes the pentagonal dodecahedron,
>  >  which he never did, at all, then
>  >  one gets a nice, infinitely-nesting pattern,
>
> Brian:
>  use the fact that the hexahedron (octagon [cube]) nests
>  in the vertices of the (pentag.) dodecah. (icosagon),
>  plus the dualization of all of these internested platonic (regular) shapes
>  through their midsphere (mid-edge touching sphere,
>  producing duals whose edges cross at the midpoints), and repeat
>  (at the innermost, tiny icosahedron, and the outermost,
>  giant dodecahedron (dualize & nest).  that is one way,
>  to "fill" space via phi-scaled modularization.
>
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B & W pic of Bucky speaking at the Harvard Law School Forum, Cambridge, MA,
USA (date?)

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Bucky's _Tetrascroll_ is on exhibit at the Legion of Honor Museum in San
Francisco, CA, USA, until June 18, 2000.

 http://www.thinker.org/legion/exhibitions/104/index.html

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>Fuller was writing about the "geoscope" since at least
>the early 1950s, and his design for the geodesic dome
>came directly from spherical studies, as the primary
>literature clearly documents.  Geoscopes (full spheres)
>were constructed at Cornell (1952) and Southern Illinois
>University (1970), to name two sites.

Joe, this may already be linked from your vast website,
but in case it isn't, here's a web page re the SIU geoscope
mentioned above:

http://www.admis.siue.edu/recruit/virtour4.htm

Kirby
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<<MESSAGE from>> Brian Q. Hutchings                   17-APR-2000  6:14
                 r001806@pen2.ci.santa-monica.ca.us

 the only graphics that I have,
 are the ones (over the years) that I have composed by hand,
 freehand drawings of cross-sections & projections
 (Schlegel and isometric, mostly) for simple calculations.
    the essential "rule" is that of inversion in a sphere,
 for creating duals;
 if the shape's edges touch the sphere-of-inversion, then
 so will its dual's do so, at the same spot:
 they "precess" by ninety degrees.
    the entire, unending contraption, inside (or outside)
 of the sphere, can be inverted thusly,
 to  make the whole thing on the outside (or inside).  simply,
 the rule is that every point's distance from the center
 (of inversion) multiplied by the distance
 of the point's dual fropm the center, equals the "square"
 of the radius of the sphere;
 the dual point is on the same ray from the center, naturally
 on the oposite side o'the sphere.

 I'm not so sure that CAD is going to help, herein,
 a whole lot (or ton, or kilowatt-hour .-)
    in any case, many more of the semiregular shapes,
 other archimedeans & so forth naturally "fall out"
 of this process.

 --The Duke of Oil!
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<<MESSAGE from>> Brian Q. Hutchings                   17-APR-2000  6:34
                 r001806@pen2.ci.santa-monica.ca.us

 in almost all of these cases,
 they are actually "anglo-american" actions, or
 what you could call "wagging the dog of American imperialism"
 by the British doge ("tail," for the metaphorism .-)
    one has only to go back any "distance" in time,
 to put in a random stop to see this kind of thing,
 like Teddy Roosevelt before he hi-jacked the Presidency
 (he got the Spanish-American War started, over Cuba,
 while the Secretary of the Navy (his boss) was out
 for a very short while; in the fullness of sci-fi scenarios
 of "alternative historical contingencies,"
 no Teddy, no Castro -- no grim-faced consumerist Elian !-)

 I can just see him, though, when he grows up,
 voting for that consumer-activiste-for-President,
 Nader; we'll have toys that are safe at any speed!

 thus quoth:
 calling you that name. You'd be shitting your pants.

 yeah; incontinence is *enough* of a problem, as it is
 -- frigging "western" diet!

 --The Duke of Oil!
 http://www.tarpley.net/bushb.htm
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<<MESSAGE from>> Brian Q. Hutchings                   17-APR-2000 10:02
                 r001806@pen2.ci.santa-monica.ca.us

 wait; re "alien helium" is purest BS -- transformabilities!
    a relatively "rich" ratio of He3/He4 comes out
 of midocean ridge vents.  I mean,
 I really dyslike the "we-already-know-that-The-Dinosaurs-were-whomped-
 by-That-Big-Asteroid(s)" sort of slide-the-theory alongisde deal.

 concerning the fog gun, as I recvall,
 the high pressure was half of the ideal.  however,
 noting the recent story about sea-solids (salt) and smog,
 it seems clear that that may have to be considered --
 it creates ozone, which is half o'that "brisk" sea thing!

 --
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At 10:02 AM 04/17/2000 -0700, you wrote:
><<MESSAGE from>> Brian Q. Hutchings                   17-APR-2000 10:02
>                 r001806@pen2.ci.santa-monica.ca.us
>
> wait; re "alien helium" is purest BS -- transformabilities!
>    a relatively "rich" ratio of He3/He4 comes out
> of midocean ridge vents.  I mean,
> I really dyslike the "we-already-know-that-The-Dinosaurs-were-whomped-
> by-That-Big-Asteroid(s)" sort of slide-the-theory alongisde deal.

That's a good point.
http://newport.pmel.noaa.gov/prog-rev/lupton.html is a page
on the topic.  I think the researchers pushing He3 in buckyballs
as of extraterrestrial origin should be prepared to discuss
whatever alternative hypotheses as to its origin you care to
propose.  The depth and distribution of the buckyballs was
also of relevance as I recall.

You've provided a relevant data point, but that doesn't add
up to refutation of the NASA model out of hand.  You should
do more to explain this link between He3-rich ocean vents
and the origin of He3 in buckyballs in the layer of sediment
in question.

> concerning the fog gun, as I recvall,
> the high pressure was half of the ideal.  however,
> noting the recent story about sea-solids (salt) and smog,
> it seems clear that that may have to be considered --
> it creates ozone, which is half o'that "brisk" sea thing!

Very half-assed citation to off-stage reading.  Your
typical elliptical style -- allude to stuff you've
surfed/browsed, sound all-knowing on the cheap, but
never take the time to really explain your thinking in
detail.  "Mile wide, inch deep" is the Hutchings
scenario.

Kirby
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The excellent 2-hr play, "R Buckminster Fuller: The History & Mystery of the
Universe", now playing in San Diego thru May 7, 2000, (see
http://www.sandiegorep.com/bucky.htm) will open in San Francisco, CA, on
July 12, 2000 (location unknown at this time).

Joe S Moore: joemoore@cruzio.com
Buckminster Fuller Virtual Institute: http://www.cruzio.com/~joemoore/
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<<MESSAGE from>> Brian Q. Hutchings                   17-APR-2000 11:20
                 r001806@pen2.ci.santa-monica.ca.us

 considering that I only read the article re "natural smog"
 --here we play "Taps for Reagan's Brain" a la Doonesbury--
 in a newspaper, I'm not sure that I am spontaneously required
 to develop & deploy a hypothesis on the matter,
 which is full of its own, maybe obvious-to-some, portent; eh?
    the point about somehow generating ozone was in it,
 as well as spontaneous hemming-and-hawwing from the EPA, or
 the SCAQMD, or some agency like that (of course,
 they consider groudlevel ozone to be a pollutant,
 based upon the hopefully-ended gassing of some poor rodents !-)

 the ration of the isoropes of helium seems to infer that
 fusion-type reactions are occurring, or did occur,
 within the bowels of the Earth; so, hoepfully,
 that's just a bad metaphor!
    that was noted by John D.Hamaker in his book of'82; ah,
 the one with Bucky's testimonial on the back of it!

 --The Duke!
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<<MESSAGE from>> Brian Q. Hutchings                   17-APR-2000 11:26
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 by the way, i wouldn't call it the NASA Hypothesis,
 unless it fits within the "cheap, cheaper,cheapest" paradigm;
 more like "Alvarez et al's Magic Bullet," because
 a lot of us do not buy into the Smoking Gun part of it.  in any case,
 there are other ways to have a more-terrestrial, so-to-say dysaster,
 to produce irridium *and* C-60, and so on.
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Great picture Joe, I have a bunch like this from working with him.  Some day I will get them out of my
archive
for a book.  This is around 1969 to 1971 when he was at his best. He was so honest you could read his
mind
as well as read yours.

Joe S Moore wrote:

> B & W pic of Bucky speaking at the Harvard Law School Forum, Cambridge, MA,
> USA (date?)
>
>  http://www.law.harvard.edu/studorgs/forum/bfuller.jpg
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>
> but I'm not Bucky.
>
> Kirby

Thats right your an ass hole!
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It's an interesting thread, I agree.  Just wish we had someone
a tad bit more coherent, less wandery, than Brian Hutchings.

Kirby

> by the way, i wouldn't call it the NASA Hypothesis,
> unless it fits within the "cheap, cheaper,cheapest" paradigm;
> more like "Alvarez et al's Magic Bullet," because
> a lot of us do not buy into the Smoking Gun part of it.  in any case,
> there are other ways to have a more-terrestrial, so-to-say dysaster,
> to produce irridium *and* C-60, and so on.
>
>
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>Thats right your an ass hole!
>

So?  Sometimes that's what we need in this world, if
anything's to get done.

Kirby
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Kirby,

Thanks for the extra link.  This is what I have for the SIU geoscope
http://www.siue.edu/PHOTO/rel.html.  Also, scroll down to "Geoscopes"
(http://www.cruzio.com/~joemoore/Index/Domes-G.htm) for info about the other
6 geoscope prototypes.

Joe S Moore: joemoore@cruzio.com
Buckminster Fuller Virtual Institute: http://www.cruzio.com/~joemoore/

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> >Fuller was writing about the "geoscope" since at least
> >the early 1950s, and his design for the geodesic dome
> >came directly from spherical studies, as the primary
> >literature clearly documents.  Geoscopes (full spheres)
> >were constructed at Cornell (1952) and Southern Illinois
> >University (1970), to name two sites.
>
> Joe, this may already be linked from your vast website,
> but in case it isn't, here's a web page re the SIU geoscope
> mentioned above:
>
> http://www.admis.siue.edu/recruit/virtour4.htm
>
> Kirby
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Michael,

How about scanning some of them & putting them on your web site?

Joe S Moore: joemoore@cruzio.com
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> Great picture Joe, I have a bunch like this from working with him.  Some
day I will > get them out of my archive
> for a book.  This is around 1969 to 1971 when he was at his best. He was
so
> honest you could read his mind
> as well as read yours.
>
> Joe S Moore wrote:
>
> > B & W pic of Bucky speaking at the Harvard Law School Forum, Cambridge,
MA,
> > USA (date?)
> >
> >  http://www.law.harvard.edu/studorgs/forum/bfuller.jpg
> >
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Mike,

Thanks for the link.  See http://www.sandiegorep.com/bucky.htm for some
additional links to reviews. Also, contact Mr Jacobs about putting on the
play in the Midwest http://www.sandiegorep.com/contact.htm.

Joe S Moore: joemoore@cruzio.com
Buckminster Fuller Virtual Institute: http://www.cruzio.com/~joemoore/

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> Just a Geodesic lurker who thought you might find this of interest ...
> Thanks, also, for your great web site.
>
> Michael Round
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> Mike -
>
> get this guy to come to the midwest!:
>
> http://www.ocweekly.com/ink/00/32/theater-beers.shtml
>
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At 08:43 PM 04/17/2000 -0700, you wrote:
>Kirby,
>
>Thanks for the extra link.  This is what I have for the SIU geoscope
>http://www.siue.edu/PHOTO/rel.html.  Also, scroll down to "Geoscopes"

Very fine picture -- better than the one I found, as it clearly
shows the outline of the continents.

>(http://www.cruzio.com/~joemoore/Index/Domes-G.htm) for info about the other
>6 geoscope prototypes.

Thanks, useful as well.

Kirby
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I see it took MSM approximately 11 days to write this devastating rebuttal.
What a rapier wit! It really compensates for the bad spelling!

Dev "a fool for throwing fuel on the fire, but this time I couldn't resist"

At 07:27 PM 4/17/00 -0700, you wrote:
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>> but I'm not Bucky.
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>> Kirby
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>Thats right your an ass hole!
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Eleven Days!  Is that some kind of record for a lightnin' fast comeback,
or what?  Research!  Yeah, that's it; it musta been the research...  LOL

Dev Britto wrote:
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> I see it took MSM approximately 11 days to write this devastating rebuttal.
> What a rapier wit! It really compensates for the bad spelling!
>
> Dev "a fool for throwing fuel on the fire, but this time I couldn't resist"
>
> At 07:27 PM 4/17/00 -0700, you wrote:
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> >> but I'm not Bucky.
> >>
> >> Kirby
> >
> >Thats right your an ass hole!
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Another B&W Bucky Pic!

 http://www.fredstein.com/Fuller.jpg

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 http://www.globalnow.com/nightlife/flyseye/flyseye.html


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>But academia seems to have lost its knack for incorporating
>anyone outside the university system into its reading programs
>-- is not unique in this regard.  The U-based lifestyle
>depends on wholesale decertification of non-PhDs, in order
>to create the "credibility differential" on which high
>tuitions depend.

Fuller being a prime example of a "non-PhD"? Wholesale decertification
aside, have there ever been any dissertations that attempt to debunk Fuller
like James Randi might a flim-flam man, showing exactly why synergetics is
incorrect and/or irrelevant? Or is synergetics too obscure even for this
treatment?


>Fuller was too goddamn critical of the whole system of
>"hyperspecialization" and was therefore threatening to the
>status quo -- not the kind of literature "fuddy duds" want
>to encourage.  He was also lionized by many youth, and that
>left many lesser-knowns feeling jealous and bitter.  So after
>he died, many breathed a sigh of relief, and were happy to
>deep-six his syllabus in a heart beat.

Fuller was a "young person's" philosopher, but tragically few young people
today have any inkling of who he was. Maybe with the increasing visibility
of things like Hoberman spheres, buckyballs in space, not to mention the
internet, this might change. But it does seem very difficult at this point
to see Fullerian inroads into the stodgy halls of academics. Perhaps the
specialization issue is the heart of the problem -- you say Fuller was
"too" critical of that aspect of academics and society: Are you finding
fault with Fuller here then, that this viewpoint is not an outcome of the
synergetics outlook/philosophy, or am I misreading you? It seems to me that
the generalist position is pretty strongly implied in the philosophy.
Certainly Fuller's unwillingness to take a narrow view has hurt his
acceptability in some domains, but on the other hand the current obscurity
might be more a sign of how deeply radical his work really is.

>It's a two-way street however.  Given "doctor of philosophy"
>implies "philosophy" as a standard in some way, it's possible
>that in a game of "capture the flag", we'll simply grab an
>under-defended asset and keep it for our side.  This actually
>comes fairly close to my analysis of what's already occurred.

That's an interesting metaphor. So who is this "we" of which you speak and
how is it going to gain educational power when the other team simply isn't
playing?

>There are simply no excuses left for keeping Fuller out of
>academic discourse.  To do so is simply to further erode
>that all-important "differential" on which high tuitions
>depend.

Well, perhaps that's what needs to happen. When the consequences of that
erosion become painful, maybe then they will take notice.

Dev
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>Fuller being a prime example of a "non-PhD"? Wholesale decertification

Probably not a prime example, given the long list of honorary
degrees.

>aside, have there ever been any dissertations that attempt to debunk Fuller
>like James Randi might a flim-flam man, showing exactly why synergetics is
>incorrect and/or irrelevant? Or is synergetics too obscure even for this
>treatment?

Mostly I think it's been a case of people gathering around
the water cooler and just going "tsk tsk, that Bucky..."

J.H. Conway said 'Synergetics' is "close to crazy", though
seems to admit Fuller has his ducks in a row vis-a-vis the
polyhedra (just that 'Synergetics' is a poor excuse for
a math textbook -- but then that's not what it is).

>Fuller was a "young person's" philosopher, but tragically few young people
>today have any inkling of who he was. Maybe with the increasing visibility
>of things like Hoberman spheres, buckyballs in space, not to mention the
>internet, this might change. But it does seem very difficult at this point
>to see Fullerian inroads into the stodgy halls of academics. Perhaps the
>specialization issue is the heart of the problem -- you say Fuller was
>"too" critical of that aspect of academics and society: Are you finding
>fault with Fuller here then, that this viewpoint is not an outcome of the
>synergetics outlook/philosophy, or am I misreading you? It seems to me that

In this connection, I was not being critical.  I think
overspecialization might still get us all killed.

>the generalist position is pretty strongly implied in the philosophy.
>Certainly Fuller's unwillingness to take a narrow view has hurt his
>acceptability in some domains, but on the other hand the current obscurity
>might be more a sign of how deeply radical his work really is.

Yeah, pretty deeply radical.

>>It's a two-way street however.  Given "doctor of philosophy"
>>implies "philosophy" as a standard in some way, it's possible
>>that in a game of "capture the flag", we'll simply grab an
>>under-defended asset and keep it for our side.  This actually
>>comes fairly close to my analysis of what's already occurred.
>
>That's an interesting metaphor. So who is this "we" of which you speak and
>how is it going to gain educational power when the other team simply isn't
>playing?

The "other team" is maybe just starting to wake up to the fact
that its "flag" is gone.  Just an impression.

>>There are simply no excuses left for keeping Fuller out of
>>academic discourse.  To do so is simply to further erode
>>that all-important "differential" on which high tuitions
>>depend.
>
>Well, perhaps that's what needs to happen. When the consequences of that
>erosion become painful, maybe then they will take notice.
>
>Dev

Yeah, that's probably right.

Kirby

PS:  here are a couple of related posts (mine) you might find
interesting, same thread:

http://www.egroups.com/message/synergeo/557
http://www.egroups.com/message/synergeo/127
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> In this connection, I was not being critical.  I think
> overspecialization might still get us all killed.
>
        This overspecialization is a fascinating concept, but I'm not too
sure how it applies to humankind.  When other animals become specialized,
the whole species becomes specialized through evolution.  Thus when
conditions change, the whole species is affected.

        With humans, we tend not be alike.  Buggy whip makers can die off
and not seriously affect the population as a whole.  As far as physical
changes go, we can adapt much faster than evolution.  If the weather
suddenly turns cold we can make better clothing.  If a drought affects the
world, we can work around it.  (desalinate sea water, dig deeper wells,
etc.)

        I think the danger is in over dependence on our own creations (e.g.
computers or transportation) not specialists in our environment.  I live 30
miles from my job.  Changes in gas prices or road conditions affect my
ability to make a living.  My wife works from home.  She is not affected by
the same changes.  Taken as whole, it is much harder to create conditions
that adversly affect all of humankind from an 'overspecialization' aspect.

        Certainly polution or destruction from atomic weapons will affect
all of humankind, but is that overspecialization?  I'm not sure
overspecialization applies to a species that can adapt and/or change it's
environment the way humankind can.
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Thank Joe--enjoyed visiting with Bucky--once again.
Mark

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> http://www.globalnow.com/nightlife/flyseye/flyseye.html
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At 07:54 AM 04/19/2000 -0500, you wrote:
>> In this connection, I was not being critical.  I think
>> overspecialization might still get us all killed.
>>
>        This overspecialization is a fascinating concept, but I'm not too
>sure how it applies to humankind.  When other animals become specialized,
>the whole species becomes specialized through evolution.  Thus when
>conditions change, the whole species is affected.

Right.  It'd have to be more of an analogy, as humans generally
don't lose the ability to mate with their own kind (i.e. haven't
yet speciated through overspecialization).

>        With humans, we tend not be alike.  Buggy whip makers can die off
>and not seriously affect the population as a whole.  As far as physical
>changes go, we can adapt much faster than evolution.  If the weather
>suddenly turns cold we can make better clothing.  If a drought affects the
>world, we can work around it.  (desalinate sea water, dig deeper wells,
>etc.)

Of course there's an implicit "we" as in "we humans".  Taken as
individuals "we" might just whine and moan.

>        I think the danger is in over dependence on our own creations (e.g.
>computers or transportation) not specialists in our environment.  I live 30
>miles from my job.  Changes in gas prices or road conditions affect my
>ability to make a living.  My wife works from home.  She is not affected by
>the same changes.  Taken as whole, it is much harder to create conditions
>that adversly affect all of humankind from an 'overspecialization' aspect.

Overspecialization includes this sense of "not my responsibility,
not my job, not my place" to think about the big picture.

I think Bucky's critique/analysis makes the most sense if you
get it from a book like 'Operating Manual for Spaceship Earth' --
the whole bit about Kings not wanting their Subjects to think
from a Kingly viewpoint, and so seeing to it that they
get compartmented/departmented into various "Specialties".
"Species" and "Special" no doubt share a common root.

>        Certainly polution or destruction from atomic weapons will affect
>all of humankind, but is that overspecialization?  I'm not sure

"Overspecialization" is "leaving it to the politicians" to figure
it out.  That, I think, could still get us all killed.

>overspecialization applies to a species that can adapt and/or change it's
>environment the way humankind can.

"Humankind" is something of an abstraction.  Think of H.G. Wells
and 'The Time Machine'.  That was a story about humans specializing
into two species:  those with technical savvy, and those without.
Not all that appealing a vision.

Kirby
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Stavros,

Mr Lusher's The Dome Company just moved to a new web address:
See http://www.domecompany.com.au

Joe S Moore: joemoore@cruzio.com
Buckminster Fuller Virtual Institute: http://www.cruzio.com/~joemoore/

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> Could you, please, let me know where I can find the book THE DOME COMPANY
a
> D.I.Y. Manual by Rob Lusher?
> Your help will be greatly appreciated.
> Best regards
> STAVROS HOIS
>
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Anybody know anything about this? (Great color pic of Bucky, BTW.)

 http://natpath.com/demos/bfi/index.html

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New dome manufacturer:

 http://web.dbtech.net/~newageco/

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<<MESSAGE from>> Brian Q. Hutchings                   19-APR-2000 11:13
                 r001806@pen2.ci.santa-monica.ca.us

 dear World Boy;
    there is not question that "protectionism" can be abused, although
 it is certainly not a bad word, as some believe.
    Krugman's analysis may be accurate, but
 it is reflective of the rentier-financier cartels
 that dominate all nations;
 it is the *system* of "globalization,"
 which is just another word for "British Liberal [read,
 Imperial] Free Trade," which is the proper name
 for this anglo-american-dominated system.

 so, the "case-study" that is fraudulently or unkowingly employed,
 either by one-worldist protestors or worldbanking businessfolk,
 of "cashew nuts and their Mozambiquan growers & processors,"
 as a sort of steady-state plantation-system of (he said)
 a quarter of the population on the farming side,
 should be ignored, as such, along with cargo-culters like Krugman,
 Greenspan, Camdessus et al.

 --The Duke of Oil!
 http://www.tarpley.net/bushb.htm
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Paul,

I'm forwarding your notice to the Geodesic & DomeHome lists.  Can you supply
more details & maybe a picture?

Joe S Moore: joemoore@cruzio.com
Buckminster Fuller Virtual Institute: http://www.cruzio.com/~joemoore/

----- Original Message -----
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To: <joemoore@cruzio.com>
Sent: Wednesday, April 19, 2000 6:59 PM
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> Hello Joe,
>
> Do you know anyone that would like a Radome.  I have a 55'
> for sale.
>
> Paul
>
> =====
> Check out our web site at:   http://www.cryoutreggae.com
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Sent: Wednesday, April 19, 2000 8:05 PM
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> Hello again Joe,
>
> I have a photo of it someplace.  You know they are made of
> fiberglass.  It just bolts together....with a lot of caulk
> to seal it.  It's 50' at the base........11' up it is 55'
> in diameter......38' tall.  It's a 5/8 ths dome.  It is a
> Genuine Bucky Fuller manufactured.  I'm asking $9,000 for
> it.  Delivery extra.  I'm in Fayetteville, Arkansas.
>
> If I can find the photo I will send you one.
>
> thanks,         Paul
>
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George,

I'm not quite sure what 46-page book you are referring to in a letter of
mine (?), but you might want to browse through my list of dome manufacturers
(http://www.cruzio.com/~joemoore/Index/Dome-Dt.htm) some of whom sell dome
garages [scroll down to "Dome Manufacturers"].  Also, I'm forwarding this
response to several groups that may have someone who could help you.

Joe S Moore: joemoore@cruzio.com
Buckminster Fuller Virtual Institute: http://www.cruzio.com/~joemoore/

----- Original Message -----
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Sent: Thursday, April 20, 2000 12:36 AM
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> Hello Joe,
> Is $30 US worth it for the book (only 46 pages) - re: your letter
> that was copied to the dome group mail list. I am looking for
> a garage-like structure. It would not require fancy set-up or
> accessories such as electricity, plumbing. If a step-by-step
> plan is available, a do-it-yourself for dummies, let me know,
> please.
> George
>
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Synergetics is back online.  Bob went through hell and
back (his former ISP wasn't up to hosting such content):

http://www.rwgrayprojects.com/synergetics/synergetics.html

If your web browser doesn't respond, that's because this
is a new domain name, still propagating to DNS servers
around the world.  Try again soon.

Kirby

PS:  if you've received emails from people asking about
where this e-text is (I have, several), you may now
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Thanks, Kirby, for letting people know.

It *was* hell for awhile there.

Everyone,  pleace pass the new location on to others.

Thanks,

Bob Gray

PS: My new e-mail address is rwgray@micron.net.   This servtech e-mail I
am currently
using will be de-activated in a few days.


Kirby Urner wrote:

> Synergetics is back online.  Bob went through hell and
> back (his former ISP wasn't up to hosting such content):
>
> http://www.rwgrayprojects.com/synergetics/synergetics.html
>
> If your web browser doesn't respond, that's because this
> is a new domain name, still propagating to DNS servers
> around the world.  Try again soon.
>
> Kirby
>
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> notify them.
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Hi all,

The excerpted description below is taken from my latest WebPage:

http://www.CritPath.org/~strucky/danu/15Stations.html



This is a remarkable example of hitherto unrevealed exact correspondence
between a strict geometrical progression of structural transformations and
a traditional account of religious metaphor for spritual transformation.

The traditional planetary and mythological names and meanings from both
West (Astrology) and East (I Ching Hexagrams), as well as the Northern
alchemical Body Chakras, are also closely correlated and referenced in the
Bold-face descriptions of each of the 15 Stations.

Please note this is NOT just a seeking of the best selection from the
complete list of each of the various traditions and finding the best fit to
each of the 15 Stations; it is a precise correspondence of one strict and
exact mathematical sequence (based upon the Jitterbug Transformation of
Duals) with the other series of dramatic incidents (from scriptural
accounts), as discovered inevitably by a simple application of the
Syntopian ChromArcheTet of Synergetic Topology.


May you Feast your I's
And Feed your Head,

SeaSON'S greetings,
--danu
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<<MESSAGE from>> Brian Q. Hutchings                   21-APR-2000  7:36
                 r001806@pen2.ci.santa-monica.ca.us

 wow, what superweird ****.  I presume, "Ido" refers to the
 icosadodecahedron, and "Tr60" refer to a trapezoidal hexacontahedron, and
 so on; eh?
    like, I'm not sure how thrilled I am, yet, but some of your generical
 page=graphics are lovely, hippy-dude!

 --The Duke of Oil! http://www.tarpley.net/bushb.htm

 thus quoth: 14. His body is buried. His higher Yin functions of Love,
 Light & Life separate from the Mother as his Body joins the UnderWorld.
 Heaven above; Earth below; the parting of the ways. Separation, Stagnation.
    Tr60 Leaving Parting-disjunction Persephone

 [from: http://www.CritPath.org/~strucky/danu/15Stations.html ]
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>    like, I'm not sure how thrilled I am, yet, but some of your generical
> page=graphics are lovely, hippy-dude!

If you like hippy-dude, you might like hippy-dudess (more
twilight zone synergetics (not a put-down, one of my
favorite TV shows)):

http://www.members.tripod.com/Sourceress/index.html

Kirby
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<<MESSAGE from>> Brian Q. Hutchings                   21-APR-2000  8:25
                 r001806@pen2.ci.santa-monica.ca.us

 first, let us recall that Reagan was progressively mentally dysabled
 by the actions (some presumed) of the RNC-enforced accomodation
 of a Bush pre-dynasty, starting with his being shot-at
 by an associate of Neil "Silverado, Ho!" Bush -- but
 that was never investigated, because George was the head
 of the NSC, around the same time!
    now, you might think that SDI, which makes use of some
 of that "inertial" stuff referred-to, was an example
 of that derangement, but others --we-- would argue that
 it was his last coherent thought,
 that was also quickly blown out of the water by the Bushwhackers
 and their "off-of-shelf" charlatans at Brookings et al
 (theirs is the current Congressional fiasco of missile-on-missile stuff,
 NMD/TBD, or what ever).  so, the mere fact that
 Ronnie did not establish any programs for the dysabled,
 that it was left for the chivalry of a putative Sir George ...
 mayhe Secty.Brady'd have some thing to say about that, at least,
 in spite of his financial BS.

 regarding the subjectum of the header, as related
 to the population bug-a-boo, of course,
 the demographics show a definite decelleration,
 due to all of the mentioned facts, although
 it will certainly never attain the desideratum of Prince Phillip,
 or his cohorts at Earth First!, of a a couple of hundred thousands,
 barring any imminent catastrophes -- some of which are not
 being barred, at all, by the putative "frontrunners,"
 nor their pair of presumed also-rans!
    and, yes, such groups as Greenpeace are the shocktroops
 for maintaining a uniform ignorance about "nuke-yellar" power, although
 we know more about the effects of radiation, than any other toxin; like,
 you could say, there was a minimum daily requirement!...  good, ol'Muir;
 he hated *every* one, most of all his dad, just before Jesus.  or,
 so, i have heard.
    as for Americans being "forced to pay the full environmental (and military
  cost of the fossil fuels they choose to keep burning," well,
 that is largely the point of nuclear power.  I recently,
 accidentally went to a little demonstration against the coal-fired plant
 that is feuled by coal from Big Mountain, on the Navajo Rez; although
 I just read that Socal Edison is working on a deal
 to use a non-aquifier source for their coal-slurry pipeline,
 it serves to show the tremendously larger amount of "enterprise"
 that is required to burn those so-called fossils, and to get them,
 even though the slurry-line is the only one of its kind on Earth,
 i think it said in today's Times.  now,
 they also are against the mining of uranium on the Rez, two, but
 I'm not going to embrace that argument, yet.  the main thing is that
 these folks are barely literate about this stuff, but
 merely reflective of the wide-spread ignorami; eh?

 --The Duke of Oil!
 http://www.tarpley.net/bushb.htm
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Your an ass hole as well, thank you very much, some people have more to do than
just talk about
how great they are all the time and name web sites after important books of
others and act like they own them.


Dev Britto wrote:

> I see it took MSM approximately 11 days to write this devastating rebuttal.
> What a rapier wit! It really compensates for the bad spelling!
>
> Dev "a fool for throwing fuel on the fire, but this time I couldn't resist"
>
> At 07:27 PM 4/17/00 -0700, you wrote:
> >>
> >> but I'm not Bucky.
> >>
> >> Kirby
> >
> >Thats right your an ass hole!
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Ass hole do not forget to bar me from the list because I tell the truth
on your rip off site Applewhite's butt boy.

Kirby Urner wrote:

> Synergetics is back online.  Bob went through hell and
> back (his former ISP wasn't up to hosting such content):
>
> http://www.rwgrayprojects.com/synergetics/synergetics.html
>
> If your web browser doesn't respond, that's because this
> is a new domain name, still propagating to DNS servers
> around the world.  Try again soon.
>
> Kirby
>
> PS:  if you've received emails from people asking about
> where this e-text is (I have, several), you may now
> notify them.
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Boy are you stupid, and  you had the ignorance to attack bucky's family all
these years and you look at his ideas like below.
Some times people have the ability to do things for just pure ego, You have no
idea, how stupid you look from the point of view of
Fuller.   Read pages 175 to 181 of Earth Inc. and by the way tell Pete that he
(bucky) states," head line highest priority for humanity"
is education, not GENI.  It is amazing how con men like you guys come in after
he is dead and take hold. People out there please
do not get sucked in by  these e.bucky idiots, they are computer power freaks
that work only for them and not humanity.
I worked with bucky for 16 years and these guys are con men. Trust me. I have
nothing to gain but honesty.
Happy holidays everyone out there.  Sorry that I have to fight for the truth,
and call them ass holes but thats the truth.
Robert Grey should run the site and then maybe your con man ego could be held in
place for its power greedy self.
IT is hard for me to dip this low to work on this, this way. but I promised
bucky I would try and help things like this.
Make obvious, Con men like kirby. I think Applewhite has shown his colors to
back Kirby so I must say he is doing this
con as well.  Over specialization you do not understand, as I can see from your
stupidity below. Good luck to all and do your
own thinking do not get hung up with these idiots. If you follow them they will
make you pay and worship them.
Anyone who does not gets kicked out like me because they are so stupid not to
allow freedom of thinking. I did not start out
calling him names. But now that is all that is possible for that is his level.
HE was a grade A asshole to attack Bucky's family
and the bfi.  He defends this and this shows he is just a bigger ass hole.  FQ
him. Check in next week to see what is happening!
I do not have time to watch him talk to him self about how smart he is. Remember
synergetics is a book not kirby's site.
It is a way of thinking about thinking and it is not what I see kirby talking
about. do your own thinking trust no one that goes for me.

Kirby Urner wrote:

> At 07:54 AM 04/19/2000 -0500, you wrote:
> >> In this connection, I was not being critical.  I think
> >> overspecialization might still get us all killed.
> >>
> >        This overspecialization is a fascinating concept, but I'm not too
> >sure how it applies to humankind.  When other animals become specialized,
> >the whole species becomes specialized through evolution.  Thus when
> >conditions change, the whole species is affected.
>
> Right.  It'd have to be more of an analogy, as humans generally
> don't lose the ability to mate with their own kind (i.e. haven't
> yet speciated through overspecialization).
>
> >        With humans, we tend not be alike.  Buggy whip makers can die off
> >and not seriously affect the population as a whole.  As far as physical
> >changes go, we can adapt much faster than evolution.  If the weather
> >suddenly turns cold we can make better clothing.  If a drought affects the
> >world, we can work around it.  (desalinate sea water, dig deeper wells,
> >etc.)
>
> Of course there's an implicit "we" as in "we humans".  Taken as
> individuals "we" might just whine and moan.
>
> >        I think the danger is in over dependence on our own creations (e.g.
> >computers or transportation) not specialists in our environment.  I live 30
> >miles from my job.  Changes in gas prices or road conditions affect my
> >ability to make a living.  My wife works from home.  She is not affected by
> >the same changes.  Taken as whole, it is much harder to create conditions
> >that adversly affect all of humankind from an 'overspecialization' aspect.
>
> Overspecialization includes this sense of "not my responsibility,
> not my job, not my place" to think about the big picture.
>
> I think Bucky's critique/analysis makes the most sense if you
> get it from a book like 'Operating Manual for Spaceship Earth' --
> the whole bit about Kings not wanting their Subjects to think
> from a Kingly viewpoint, and so seeing to it that they
> get compartmented/departmented into various "Specialties".
> "Species" and "Special" no doubt share a common root.
>
> >        Certainly polution or destruction from atomic weapons will affect
> >all of humankind, but is that overspecialization?  I'm not sure
>
> "Overspecialization" is "leaving it to the politicians" to figure
> it out.  That, I think, could still get us all killed.
>
> >overspecialization applies to a species that can adapt and/or change it's
> >environment the way humankind can.
>
> "Humankind" is something of an abstraction.  Think of H.G. Wells
> and 'The Time Machine'.  That was a story about humans specializing
> into two species:  those with technical savvy, and those without.
> Not all that appealing a vision.
>
> Kirby
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Bri, I love this name media-induced Alzheimer's that rocks dude! YEEEEEEEEE
HAAAAAAAAAAAA!

Brian Hutchings wrote:

> <<MESSAGE from>> Brian Q. Hutchings                   07-APR-2000  7:05
>                  r001806@pen2.ci.santa-monica.ca.us
>
>  dear mister Martin;
>     no-one'd have quetioned Dubya's faith,
>  except for fools on the Left (or privately, as I do-- oops) but,
>  then, I didn't see anyone take the matter any further,
>  like by asking him, Who does he think He is?,
>  and so on.  the support of outright Yahoo!s like Robertson and
>  Falwell is no badge of courage, but an endorsement
>  by the very oligarch that is backing both
>  of these frontrunning freaks.  there is not a dime's worth
>  of differnce between these guys, and Sir George --
>  not a nickel, a-piece!
>     Gore's 2-generation "dynasty" is based
>  upon the sponsorship of Occidental Petroleum (Arm& Hammer), while
>  Bush's is based upon a more far-flung group of cartelistes (hint:
>  he was knighted, thus was his 3-generation dynasty !-)
>
>  if we re-elect Bush and his Iran-Contra crew,
>  the whole world will be laughing at us,
>  in between screaming in outright terror.
>
>  --The duke of Oil!
>  http://www.tarpley.net/bush8.htm
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>I worked with bucky for 16 years and these guys are con men.
>Trust me. I have nothing to gain but honesty.
                  ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

Well, you could stand to gain some of that, so maybe
this is a worthwhile exercise for you, not just a waste
of time (which reading it is for me).

>Happy holidays everyone out there.  Sorry that I have to fight
>for the truth, and call them ass holes but thats the truth.
>Robert Grey should run the site and then maybe your con man
>ego could be held in place for its power greedy self.

Bob Gray _does_ run the site you goofy guy.  That's why the
domain name is:  www.rwgrayprojects.com as in "Robert W. Gray
Projects".  Sheesh.

>I do not have time to watch him talk to him self about how smart
>he is. Remember synergetics is a book not kirby's site.

Exactly.  My site is called "Synergetics on the Web" and
includes a lot of original material (you complain about people
just "following what's in the book" when it's your turn to
talk about "unitivity" -- so original material is not a
problem for you, right?).

"Synergetics", once a book, is now an electronic text, with
color and b/w pictures, index, table of contents and with
the numbered sections interleaved, as Bucky and Applewhite
hoped it would be.

This is at Bob Gray's site, has been for quite some time,
and I link to it all over the place from my site.  There's
no "con" in this picture.

Kirby
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At 08:29 PM 04/21/2000 -0700, you wrote:
>Ass hole do not forget to bar me from the list because I tell the truth
>on your rip off site Applewhite's butt boy.
>

What list?

Kirby
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>PS:  here are a couple of related posts (mine) you might find
>interesting, same thread:
>
>http://www.egroups.com/message/synergeo/557
>http://www.egroups.com/message/synergeo/127

Hi, apologies that I can only keep up the discussion sporadically. These
are interesting links, it's good to see that syngeo is up and active.

I'm not nearly enough of a mathematician to know whether Fuller is
providing something genuinely new to geometry, but I agree with the general
idea that Synergetics, while a magnum opus, must be seen in the wider
context of Fuller's life work. Other texts may explain the complexities of
polyhedra more succinctly and rigorously (again, I don't know), but how
many make connections between "dry" geometry and the worlds of history,
design, imagination, and cosmology? I would wager none. So I return to the
idea that Fuller's shedding of specialist clothing and striving to unify
experience into a coherent model is the very essence of his brilliance, and
what makes his legacy so powerful today.

Having said that, just about all of us are specialists of some kind,
whether physicians or tekkies or artists. I doubt if the world could
function if this were not the case. But I've always felt it's important to
at least inquire about the history and development of as many fields as
possible that (at least superficially) diverge from our own. Reading Fuller
reinforces this belief tremendously.

Dev
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Michael Mitchell wrote:
>
> Boy are you stupid, and  you had the ignorance to attack bucky's family all

The "attacks" you claim to see are seen by no one else but you.

> It is amazing how con men like you guys come in after
> he is dead and take hold.

I am thankful that since Fuller's death, people like Kirby and Peter and
others are able to spend their time and effort and intellection
furthering what Bucky started.

Your ranting is a disrespectful embarrassment to lucid courteous dialog
concerning Fuller's work.

> Trust me.

No.

>I have nothing to gain but honesty.

True.


Your attacks and diatribes are out of line and out of place here.
Please stop.
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<<MESSAGE from>> Brian Q. Hutchings                   22-APR-2000  8:27
                 r001806@pen2.ci.santa-monica.ca.us

 it is easy to invert this argument about the cheapness og gasoline --
 although promoting the protectionist reflex of oil-produceing nations
 would go a long way to make it not "cheap," as opposed
 to the European method of taxing the **** out of it.
    that is, electricity is too expensive, because
 nuclear power has been strangled by envirofundamentalists,
 who reallly don't know the first thing about background radiation
 (or, say, about "natural petsticides" in food,
 compared to the miniscule residues of Alar (tm) on an apple e.g.)
    it could be argued that so-called fossilized fuels are an ideally liquid f
 are an ideally liquid form of biomass, if electricity is not made
 from "burning the screaming fossils".  (another example:
 some fundies insist on paper cups over polystyrene
 --if not shlepped a ceramic job-- but
 the energy requirements for the latter are far smaller, overall; and
 thtey burn, very well !-)

 I am not neccesarily promoting Bucky's GENI concept, though, becuase
 it could literally shortcrcuit the globe;
 that is one example of the importance of national self-sufficiency, perhaps.

 thus quoth:
          In fact we're going to have to change because the present gasoline
  price rise is only the beginning.  Within the next few years we will
  experience oil shocks that--in the words of one energy official--will make
  those of the 1970s look "trivial by comparison."

 given the Few Sisters' plan for the Kyoto protocols,
 there is little doubt of that!

 --The Duke of Oil!
 http://www.tarpley.net/bushb.htm
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<<MESSAGE from>> Brian Q. Hutchings                   22-APR-2000  8:34
                 r001806@pen2.ci.santa-monica.ca.us

 you'd wager, and you'd lose your shirt, pants, and
 your cozy, concentrically hierarchical codpiece!

 see e.g. http://www.larouchepub.com/lar_go_with_flow_2546.html

 thus quoth:
  many make connections between "dry" geometry and the worlds of history,
  design, imagination, and cosmology? I would wager none. So I return to the

 --The duke of Oil!
 http://www.tarpley.net/bushb.htm
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>>>>>(SNIP)....>>>
On Sat, 22 Apr 2000, Dev Britto wrote:
>
> idea that Synergetics, while a magnum opus, must be seen in the wider
> context of Fuller's life work. Other texts may explain the complexities of
> polyhedra more succinctly and rigorously (again, I don't know), but how
...
> Having said that, just about all of us are specialists of some kind,
> whether physicians or tekkies or artists. I doubt if the world could
> function if this were not the case. >>>>>...

> at least inquire about the history and development of as many fields as
> possible that (at least superficially) diverge from our own. Reading Fuller
> reinforces this belief tremendously.
> Dev
..............END <SNIP>...

         Dev,  It seems to me that Fuller's larger idea of specialization
is often overlooked from the way he worked and wanted the masses to work.
This being OVERspecialization, taken too far without concern for the
larger whole and loss of the BIG PICTURE is his main point.  Although
many of his statements say only specialization reading the larger work
is clear that it is OVERspecialization that is the problem.

        If you have a foot surgeon cut on your foot, it is best to have
a doctor that understands what that flowing red stuff is and that it
is a limited and finite system resource, NOT an infinite system.  Being
a general systems theory doctor, whole systems doctor, big picture doctor
is critical to the outcome of the task.  Understanding the functions of
the most critical systems of heart, lungs and brain is more important
than perhaps the makeup of your toenail removal.  But to not understand
how infections might take place or relate to the toenail is also a
dangerous lack of knowledge for your doctor if he cares as much about
the real you.  Bucky's real you is the metaphysical you and not your
foot or physical you. That the surgery was performed wonderfully in a
textbook manner with no concern beyond the ankle is not acceptable at
the loss of the "real you".

        Projects like the space shuttle and landing on the moon are
a testament to specialists who can work together and understand a
larger whole.  It is an example of Fuller's "simultaneous and
non-simultaneous overlapping and non-overlapping energy events in
Universe" at work and/or in failure.  It is impossible for one person
to develop enough work knowledge and time to pull off a project like
the space shuttle or other technically complex projects.  The more
complex the mission the more scholarly specialists are needed.  As
George Nelson said, "we are doomed to ignorance".  They worked together
or perhaps had some nice conversation that extended the work of both
of them rather well in the NYC third floor walkups.  The talk and work
was furniture but it carried them beyond furniture.  Eames was part of
that high energy event in universe also.  One of Fuller's outstanding
functions on this planet was to get people in different speciality
fields to talk and work together to understand the big picture of
this beautiful spinning ball of dirt.  To enjoy it and to be the
trimtab stewards for ONE humanity, NOT separate local or skin color
specialists.

        Fuller drew a great deal of his being it seems to me from his
massive cross referencing data bank of specialists and how they worked.
He also worked to his and our advantage with specialists in order to
pull off his ideas, all this is record.  Many people do not like Fuller's
fine tuned use of language, but for those who stay with it long enough
to "get it" almost nothing else will do after the experience.  Much
of the credit for Fuller that is overlooked that makes his work scholarly
clearly goes to E.J. Applewhite.  Not many people it seems to me could
stand the rigor of Fuller in the writing and rewriting process and
question Fuller to make sure the message was accurate.  E.J. Applewhite
did that and Bucky loved him for it at process end but not necessarily
during the process.  I don't think a lot of people realize that part
of the written record.  Fuller was more of a specialist than he desired
to be, something he fought hard to keep stepping out of the circle once
he was encircled, or so it seems to me.  He understood how hard it was
to NOT become trapped by OVERspeciality and always search for life
connections of everything to everything.  It is okay to be a generalist
but taking that to significant resultants requires the cooperation
in most cases of specialists.

        Best Regards to all you Energy Events in Universe,
        you matter, beyond matter

        john belt


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>
>
> I am thankful that since Fuller's death, people like Kirby and Peter and
> others are able to spend their time and effort and intellection
> furthering what Bucky started.
>

Rather take consideration of the amount of money taken from World Game and the
Buckminster Fuller Institute
that went to Geni and the focus to the syn list that was spent attacking the bfi
on the syn list by Kirby Urner which
he admits.  This is seen by all of the above not just me.  I had many meetings on
my large yacht in Marina Del Rey as well
as attended and took the messages for the meetings as I studied the process from
within. The syn list was no more than a
bucky Family and BFI bashing site for the first years of its being. This is a
given.  Geni acted as if they hired Medard
Gable to give the world games and then did not pay for them and kept the money.
The energy grid was first drawn by me
in the basement of the Carbondale office in 1967 along with Michael Paterra.  The
tapes for bucky's books were audio
transcriptions made be me paid for by me in almost all cases of transcription.
Synergetics was also taken partly from the
60 hours of tapes on energetic, synergetic geometry copied and transcribed by
myself and my mother in 1969.
Cosmic fishing admits to using transcriptions of these audio tapes.  I ran the
audio archive around this time in the basement
of the Ira Parrish Building. He is still alive in Carbondale.  I talked to him 6
months ago.
When freshmen like Kirby and Pete come along and make hay of the past, they have
taken advantage of that past.
Pete is making money off a small part of world game, Kirby uses the platform of
the site to attack and cause trouble
for the bfi in a big way.  My point is to put these factors in place that
lemmings will follow anyone that uses the name.
Even when it is against the Fuller Family.  My point is that these people are con
men with this energy and that includes
Applewhite.  Medard Gable makes Applewhite look like a turned over apple cart. He
was a piano top to write the books of
synergetics and the only option at the time.  His insults of others have rang
throughout his time around the Fuller camp.
I am making everyone honest here.  Face the facts.  They have all been ass holes
to me, and have not represented
Bucky and Anne in the way that they should have in my mind.  I have a right to
say what I feel. I spent a lot of time and effort
and have been down graded by these click educational king tuts for years.  Jay
Baldwin has insulted the Fuller dome, Bill Perk tried
to cheat me out of the dome once by having a grad student state he would move in
and that he would rent it from me and take care of it. Then when I signed the
contract he did not move in pay rent or work on the dome as stated for 3 months,
then Bill Perk offered me the 25,000 dollars for it well under the 100,000 that I
was asking.  They thought I would have to sell it. I sent the deposit back of one
month, that was all that was paid of the 4 months that should have and rented it
to another couple the De Pauli's they fixed it in 2 weeks and moved in and lived
there for 2 years.  Jay attack the dome in his book, that was a low blow for no
real reason, stating that it leaked it had not leaked for 20 years when the book
came out. It leaked once one year and was fixed in 1971.  It was re-roofed and
then it was fine.  Kirby attacked the dome with every post for months because he
received a letter from Bill Perk to do so to as he did before control and bash
the dome to try and force me to go down to give it away.  Applewhite along with
this motion has posted to kirby to attack me behind my back, Kirby has attacked
Allegra, Jamie, Bob, Snyder and the BFI for years with insults to ignore them and
they are ignorant in the way they used the archive, because he wanted it to go to
the Henry Ford Museum. They did not listen to people like the bashing Urner and
look what happened his ego has to eat crow they have given it to Stanford, a much
better place for it.  The office was in a storm over who ran the bfi, the Family
or the workers like Kirby, this has happened before with bucky in Carbondale
along with marriages etc, going on in the office staff. Bucky fired everyone in
Carbondale at the office and started all over in 1969 just like what happened in
Santa Barbara, He stated to me at the time when in a storm take down the sail.
The fact is the tail has tried to wag the dog in the bfi and it did not work,
Urner was a big part of this tail and his bashing on the web site was critical to
the point of Kin star.  Well I throw myself with all my weight into this and say
you have all acted like ass holes and now it is time that everyone looks at it
for what it is. A bunch of bucky con men trying to get a position for themselves
to be the big bucky kings.  I say think for your self, do not follow or give
money to anything but World Game, and the BFI for that is the only
artifacts that Bucky designed for us to work with.  The rest of this is poppy
cock.

As far as my ideas of unitivity go, they are mine and I am proud of them. They
have nothing of their own to defend
but physical things, the knowledge is the most important, like a triangle being
syntrific. Three events making one.
Orbitronics, the universal process of precession of all events micro to macro.
Unitivity, the dymaxion volume.
These are my ideas and so what if you want to bash them.
They are new, and they are real.
I am a unitivitist, I unite all events always into a dymaxion event I call
unitivity.
I see the whole world as a historical site, and all religions and ways of acting
a part of the future to oneness.
Death is not something to make a big thing out of.
This is the main problem of the world today the way inwhich we pass
the tradition of slavery, ownings, to the new owner after death.
Animals do not do this, in this way we are behind the animals.
Until we train ourselves to do this we shall have war.
With the tools we now have we may not have a world if we have war.
Kirby, Pete, Applewhite, Baldwin, Perk have had war with me.
I fight back against all odds to say, I love them all, this is why I state
do not shut me out, this is not unity it is separation by class and slavery in
a systematic way that is educational system structured bias.
This is why the world will not work, this is overspecialization.
Segregation, class, and all the bad in the world is caused by it.
I am asking for them to open their minds and allow others like me to
participate in the future and not act like some kind of Fuller gods that they
are not and treat the average person like me with the dignity that Bucky did
with out having to prove that they are part  of the secret pass word back knifing

insiders that they have acted like.  It is time for the revolution of design to
start, and that
means opening the doors to others, to be free of thinking and have as much to be
respected
as the ones that own the books and web sites and call the Fuller family by names
that they are not.
It is time to unify or die. This is what is at stake, this is why I say do not
listen to all these ass holes.
Listen to your self and unite always put together, do not separate, as they do,
to keep out people like
me that know one knows what and who I am, but they just bash me, they do not know
that the synergy
of bucky is with me. I am one of his apprentices. I speak now. I say stop the
bull shit.  I say love bucky's
family, I say give to the BFI and the world game and focus on making the world
work together and stop
bashing others as I have been bashed for the last 25 years. Thank you I hope I
have made some sense.
I hope that I will be forgiven for what I have done wrong, but most of all I hope
that a little bit of bucky can
be seen in what I say. For it is a long train coming and this has been a bit off
track. Lets work together to make
the same unified cause work.  Thank you. Michael S. Mitchell
I do not expect Geni and Kirby to die. I do expect to get more respect or they
will be
in deep shit.

> Your ranting is a disrespectful embarrassment to lucid courteous dialog
> concerning Fuller's work.
>
> > Trust me.
>
> No.
>
> >I have nothing to gain but honesty.
>
> True.
>
> Your attacks and diatribes are out of line and out of place here.
> Please stop.
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>The syn list was no more than a bucky Family and BFI bashing site
>for the first years of its being. This is a given.

No, Synergetics-L, which is archived in full, downloadable
by anybody, was nothing like this:

See: http://www.inetarena.com/~pdx4d/Synergetics-L/

You should do your basic homework before spewing allegations
of this kind, as it's ridiculously easy for anybody on the
net to independently verify whether what you say is true
or false.  They don't have to take your word for it, nor
do they have to take mine.

Apparently, you weren't even aware that 'Synergetics' itself
is on the web, thanks to Bob Gray, who got it up some time
ago with permission from the Estate of Buckminster Fuller
(EBF).  You accuse me of trying to confuse my work with Bucky's,
and yet I've made it completely obvious what my relationship
to the work is, and what I'm up to with regard to furthering
it in some way (which is what Bucky hoped we'd do -- not
just let it rot in some museum).

Respect is something you earn.  You don't get it just by calling
people names and setting yourself up as some hero-defender
against the bogey men hatched by your own imagination.  If
you want respect, then don't just rest on your laurels as
the number one tape recorder of Fuller's public lectures,
or you'll just come off as a groupie, a has been.

Do something constructive with the rest of your life, vs.
thinking you'll be appreciated for filling the archives with
invective against people you know nothing about, have never
met, and do not understand.

Kirby
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<<MESSAGE from>> Brian Q. Hutchings                   23-APR-2000  9:07
                 r001806@pen2.ci.santa-monica.ca.us

 actually, folks hardly ever wonder
 about the cahnges that occur at the beginning
 of an interglacial, in terms of species (although
 they all know about the wooly whatever !-)
    worse than that, to me, is the increasing belief
 in The Meteor that ate the dinosaurs, although
 this hyposhteis is actually quite bad (not too mention,
 the actual evidence that we have of impact, historically),
 when there's a better one that fits.
    as for TMI -- 3-mile Island power plant --
 it was virtually a "background-level blip"
 on the geiger-counter, with any local "clusters" presumed
 to be causative, if mostly by the massmedia.

 thus quoth:
  this, but will be a major contributor. This is faster than all extinctions
  except perhaps the one caused by meteorite that killed the dinosaurs and

 --The Duke of Oil!
 http://www.tarpley.net/bushb.htm
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I am daring to be naive, admittedly. But I don't mind being the butt of
such a good joke. Your link is on my reading list.

Dev

At 08:34 AM 4/22/00 -0700, you wrote:
><<MESSAGE from>> Brian Q. Hutchings                   22-APR-2000  8:34
>                 r001806@pen2.ci.santa-monica.ca.us
>
> you'd wager, and you'd lose your shirt, pants, and
> your cozy, concentrically hierarchical codpiece!
>
> see e.g. http://www.larouchepub.com/lar_go_with_flow_2546.html
>
> thus quoth:
>  many make connections between "dry" geometry and the worlds of history,
>  design, imagination, and cosmology? I would wager none. So I return to the
>
> --The duke of Oil!
> http://www.tarpley.net/bushb.htm
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John, thanks for the excellent post.

>Although
>many of his statements say only specialization reading the larger work
>is clear that it is OVERspecialization that is the problem.

Yes, that is clear. The critical path to the moon could not have been done
without the diverse functions of specialists, and the critical path to
rational stewardship of spaceship earth will no doubt require intense
specialization. But all specialists - indeed, all people - should have
grounding in general systems so that they are not mere automatons in the
process.

>One of Fuller's outstanding
>functions on this planet was to get people in different speciality
>fields to talk and work together to understand the big picture of
>this beautiful spinning ball of dirt.  To enjoy it and to be the
>trimtab stewards for ONE humanity, NOT separate local or skin color
>specialists.

Yes, this is what world game is all about, isn't it?

>Fuller was more of a specialist than he desired
>to be, something he fought hard to keep stepping out of the circle once
>he was encircled, or so it seems to me.  He understood how hard it was
>to NOT become trapped by OVERspeciality and always search for life
>connections of everything to everything.  It is okay to be a generalist
>but taking that to significant resultants requires the cooperation
>in most cases of specialists.

Everyone has to specialize to some degree. Even so, Fuller certainly took a
wider view than most, and, unless I'm mistaken, as Guinea Pig B he wanted
to make himself a sort of template for future humans. I think he believed
that we could all do our work without losing sight of the entire system.

Dev
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At 09:07 AM 4/23/00 -0700, you wrote:
><<MESSAGE from>> Brian Q. Hutchings                   23-APR-2000  9:07
>                 r001806@pen2.ci.santa-monica.ca.us
>
>The Meteor that ate the dinosaurs, although
> this hyposhteis is actually quite bad (not too mention,
> the actual evidence that we have of impact, historically),
> when there's a better one that fits.

Which hypothesis is that?
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> = John Belt [originally publishing to the GEODESIC listserv]
  = Kirby Urner

>that high energy event in universe also.  One of Fuller's outstanding
>functions on this planet was to get people in different speciality
>fields to talk and work together to understand the big picture of
>this beautiful spinning ball of dirt.  To enjoy it and to be the
>trimtab stewards for ONE humanity, NOT separate local or skin color
>specialists.

I would agree.

In many ways, Fuller challenges us to return to a more Elizabethan
cosmology wherein the individual was conceived as a microcosmos,
with the task of emulating/simulating macrocosmos, and taking
action with this more wholistic than overspecialized "simulation"
in mind.

In these old days, before we gave up on developing more compre-
hensive vision, the arts of memory were employed, from the hermetic
tradition, to assist individuals in becoming comprehensivist
enough to discern god's will, which meant reading in the heart
what actions to take next -- on the assumption that the microcosm
and macrocosm somehow synchronized at a root level (cite: cosmic
integrity, principle of synergetic advantage).

To this picture we juxtapose that of the "individual as crucible",
in the alchemical sense, a place to mix "humors" (psychological
ingredients), so as to bring self and others back into equilibrium
(homeostasis) or even to flip to a new equilibrium (alchemical
state) when a "point of no return" was reached.[1]

This'd link to the Phase Rule thread in Fuller's self-discipline,
(cues from Gibbs), which is about calibrating the "viscero-tactile"
whereas Euler's Law symbolizes the "visio-conceptual" (i.e. "gut
versus head" thinking, or perhaps "right versus left brain"
thinking -- lots of other jargons for the distinction).[2]

So microcosmos (in the sense of simulation) connects to the
geosphere, sets the stage for world game (a play within a play),
and links to the Eulerian image of a "situation room" or
(to get more maritime), a "bridge" (as in the bridge of a
ship e.g. Starship Enterprise ala Federation [pseudo-]Science).[3]

Each of us has an "inner captain" (links to "inner teacher" in
the several literatures) with ties to the "wise old mariner"
archetype (the Coleridge "ancient mariner" had been unwise in his
youth, and paid a heavy price), in the case of the Fuller School,
which by definition includes Bucky in its pantheon of curriculum
gods, tends to over-romanticize him as an Olympian figure.[4]

This "wise old mariner" icon is a subclass of the "senex" super-
class in Jungian terminology, and is what links the Eulerian
"bridge" (analytic) to a "gut instinct way of operating"
(syntropic) i.e. we think of Fuller as "strong sense of will"
in the sense of have "a fairly clear view of the options of
humanity and the commitments to their realization" and
operating in accordance therewith.[5]  And it's the vector
equilibrium which surfaces here, i.e. traditionally Judeo-
Christian "will of God" metaphors may be replaced with
Taoist metaphors without loss of context, given the close
relationship between "isotropic vector matrix" and "the
void" (Buddhist sense).

It's this intuitive "phantom captain" as our "ghost in the
simulator" which ties back to microcosmos/macrocosmos lingo,
as alluded to by architects of the Globe Theater, according
to Royal Society historian Francis Yates in 'The Art of
Memory'.[6][7]

I think Fuller's "mapping tetrahedron" fits here:  a gizmo
consisting of an axis constraint to twist and turn within a
small sphere's orbit, another axis free to connect any two
points in Universe, with the stipulation that total volume
remain constant.  The constant volume represents an individual
with limited energy, striving to systematize/map macrocosmic
events to an inner sphere or "geoscope" (aka crystal ball).[8]

Kirby

END NOTES:

[1] http://www.teleport.com/~pdx4d/gstwork.html#alchemy

[2] http://www.rwgrayprojects.com/synergetics/s10/p5380.html#1054.00
    Note Eulerian associated with "coming apart" i.e. analytic,
    reductionistic, exploring the parts, whereas Gibbsian-tactile
    is associated with both "integrative" and "thermal" (this use
    of "thermal" links to "hot versus cool headed" meme in Fuller's
    writing (plus note that Gibbsian and Eulerian intimately linked,
    no good versus bad judgement is implied -- we need both for
    alchemical individuation aka "soul-making" (James Hillman))).

[3] http://www.deja.com/getdoc.xp?AN=614666330&fmt=text

[4] This harkens back to when Fuller himself was seeking such
    curriculum gods at Harvard, which quest led him to explore
    his transcendentalist roots (Margaret Fuller et al), and
    resulted in his getting kicked out:

      Although the family had a four-generation tradition
      of sending its sons to Harvard, Fuller was too much the
      wild romantic to settle in and was expelled for treating
      an entire New York dance troupe to champagne on his own
      tab. The family sentenced him to hard labor in a Canadian
      cotton mill, where he sobered up quite a bit, but he still
      didn't like Harvard upon giving it a second try and was
      again expelled. He later returned to Harvard as the
      Charles Eliot Norton Professor of Poetry (1962).

              [http://www.teleport.com/~pdx4d/bio.html]

    His romantic side was better fed at Annapolis, where he
    encountered more of that "big picture" thinking associated
    with the admiralty.  Hence the beginnings of his 'great
    pirate' narrative, which he was to evolve over the course
    of a life time.

[5] http://www.rwgrayprojects.com/synergetics/s05/p3700.html#537.50

[6] http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0226950018

[7] http://www.teleport.com/~pdx4d/usaos2.html#note2

[8] http://www.rwgrayprojects.com/synergetics/s09/p2000.html#923.00
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Lets see what you have written here:
I admit that the syn list had some math on it. But the amount of bashing

made up for that amount.  Any bashing at all, is to much concerning it
is
bucky's artifact and your bashing the only daughter he has left.
This is unforgivably unless you say you are sorry.

Kirby Urner wrote:

> >The syn list was no more than a bucky Family and BFI bashing site
> >for the first years of its being. This is a given.
>
> No, Synergetics-L, which is archived in full, downloadable
> by anybody, was nothing like this:
>
> See: http://www.inetarena.com/~pdx4d/Synergetics-L/
>

So you say you did not bash the BFI is that correct?
Allegations I have plenty of copies of your slandering the bfi.
As well as the bfi saying you turned on them and attacked them.
This is not something they want to make public.
You are to low an event for that.

>
> You should do your basic homework before spewing allegations
> of this kind, as it's ridiculously easy for anybody on the
> net to independently verify whether what you say is true
> or false.  They don't have to take your word for it, nor
> do they have to take mine.

I will post some of your attacks when I get done working with
Medard this week doing a world game.

>

below Yes Robert Gray.
I am aware of this, thank you. You hardly made it part of your site
although.

>
> Apparently, you weren't even aware that 'Synergetics' itself
> is on the web, thanks to Bob Gray, who got it up some time
> ago with permission from the Estate of Buckminster Fuller
> (EBF).  You accuse me of trying to confuse my work with Bucky's,
> and yet I've made it completely obvious what my relationship
> to the work is, and what I'm up to with regard to furthering
> it in some way (which is what Bucky hoped we'd do -- not
> just let it rot in some museum).

You never met bucky. He did not tell you to do this.

>
>
> Respect is something you earn.  You don't get it just by calling
> people names and setting yourself up as some hero-defender
> against the bogey men hatched by your own imagination.  If
> you want respect, then don't just rest on your laurels as
> the number one tape recorder of Fuller's public lectures,
> or you'll just come off as a groupie, a has been.
>

The number one tape recorder is enough for me.
I am trying to save your soul to ask you to respect me, so
that you may say your are sorry to the bfi and the FUller Family for
being so cruel to them in the past until I came along and put you in
your honest place.  A glory hog, ego maniac.

>
> Do something constructive with the rest of your life, vs.
> thinking you'll be appreciated for filling the archives with
> invective against people you know nothing about, have never
> met, and do not understand.
>
> Kirby

I am doing a world game this week end with one of my greatest
friends and associates with the Fuller design science project to make
the
world work. Just as I have since 1966.  What are you doing?
I will be laying the map out and packing it to help out for free as
I have for many years.

I understand you, that is why I wish to leave a record so that others
will understand
to think for themselves and not to trust anyone when it comes to Bucky,
only what they
have for truth.  You have tried to make a lot of people think that you
were some sort of
synergetic shepherd around here. Telling them that the bfi is nothing,
and that Jamie is a rip off
and that I am some sort of person to ignore, it hasn't happened and your
integrity is dropping away
since I have started on you as you called my some private Ryan, on the
beachhead trying to attack you.
Well it isn't so funny now is it.  Your card has been called and Your
complex yarns of thinking that you
spew out are not as easy to be seen as interesting as before, half what
you talk about is trying to act smarter
more informed than anyone else, you have been pointed out as a person
that respect is concerning to give.
By me. There is many ways to help humanity one is to point out the
truth,
When you reply to me you always choose the weakest link in my post and
edit out the rest.
When people come on the net they only see what you want them to from
your posts.
I leave the whole post on the board. Because I have nothing to hide.
I do not need your respect. But I would like to respect you in the
future.
As bucky stated to Ezra Pound if you say you are sorry it is ok.
You will not do this. This is why I do not respect you.
You refuse to be humble, anyone that loves bucky and understands him
will and
always would, say they are sorry if they have hurt someone like Allegra,
or his family.
You refuse to do so. This is why you are in deep problems with me.
Talk to you after my work with the world game.
Thank you.
Michael S. Mitchell

You were the first person to bash me in the first place. I still have
the posts and as your
have admitted you received a fax from Bill Perk to do it to me as well.
This is also a given in regard to you and I.
You started it! Fact of truth.
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>I admit that the syn list had some math on it. But the amount of bashing
>made up for that amount.  Any bashing at all, is to much concerning it
>is bucky's artifact and your bashing the only daughter he has left.
>This is unforgivably unless you say you are sorry.

Somehow I doubt you've done any assessment of the materials
which you pretend to judge.  You're just shooting your mouth
off, as usual.

You _need_ to villify me as a "basher" in this way because
it's all you've got left to build your reputation on.  If
I'm not really Dr. Evil, then you're not really Austin Powers,
and that'd just take the wind out of your sails, wouldn't it.

Kirby
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<<MESSAGE from>> Brian Q. Hutchings                   25-APR-2000  9:09
                 r001806@pen2.ci.santa-monica.ca.us

 thus quoth:
  Which hypothesis is that?

 let me recommend the hastily-remaindered book by Charles Officer,
 although it is rather polemical, and some
 of the arguments can be readily reformulated;
 most of the mainstream critics set up their own strawmen and -wymyn,
 to do away with the "vulcan" problem.
    not that there are not *better* such hypotheses, such
 as related to the "engineering" problem of growing massive bones.
    by the way, I meant, before, that
 people usually ignore speciation at the beginniing
 of a *glacial* phase, not the interglacial one; doh!

 indeed, the matter of oilprices of the seventies being "trivial
 by comparison is a virtually overt aspect of the Gore campaign, and
 entirely closetted by the more direct oil-interest of Bush --
 in spite of his backing by that Commonwealth Energy guy, Wily,
 which my City has contracted with, alas ("green-e program
 for post-dereg suckers, courtesy of the neighboring mayor).
    thte manipulations of the cannibalizing Sisters,
 during the "oil shock" years are well documented, but
 the background is the dumb-ass ayttitude that has been engendered
 by the media ignorami, like Jane Fonda and Hayden --
 have to pick on the local yokels -- toward radiation,
 other than the tanning-booth kind,
 which is a much greater factor for most folks,
 who have any overt tendency toward seaside recreation.
    in other words, if you get the Kyoto Protocols as Gore and
 his Green fellows demand, and Bush will, sooner than later
 --if only after being reincarnated in his *cursus honorum*--
 than much of this dyscussion is moot, or jackboot
 (yes; the Nazis were real Greenshirts !-)
    as for dyssing Pons and Fleischmann's "suggestions,"
 what in Hell do you know about them?...  the basic idea is,
 "catalyzed" fusion, as opposed to merely relatively cold, but
 htat *is* the point of catalysis; eh?

 thus quoth:
  experience oil shocks that--in the words of one energy official--will make
  those of the 1970s look "trivial by comparison."

 --"that Bay of Pigs thing!" (RMNixon, quoted by Haldeman)
 http://www.tarpley.net/bushjfk.htm
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<<MESSAGE from>> Brian Q. Hutchings                   25-APR-2000  9:12
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  SUBJECT: E-day 2K -- sucks!
  MESSAGE   from Brian Q. Hutchings                 19-APR-20 10:32

  dear VP;
     E-day was originally cultivated by more-or-less literal
  followers of the "cult of Isis," and of folks
  who promoted that amongst the children of the elite, in colleges
  in the '60s and '70s, like Aldous Huxley.  they are the ones
  who used the fact, known experimentally by the ancient Greeks
  --that is, "BC"--
  of the singuylarity & roundness of Earth, as displayed on television
  via JFK's Apollo Program, and turned it into a Pagan object
  of worship.  That is to say, Gaia!
     Unfortunately, much of the "mainstream" of environmentalists has
  been given to us as computerized *simulacra*, all made explicitly
  in the image of the early "Limits to Growth" study at MIT, and
  its super-simplistical model on the computers of the day.
     The problem is, such as with the circa-1896 model of Svente
  Arrhenius, the assumption that (e.g.) "glass house gasses" will
  produce an overall (or "global") warming,
  is not even supported by an elementary investigation
  of an ordinary glass house, situated at some lattitude
  on Earth.  (Please, try this *gedanken* experiment !-)
     Even so, this "model" is super-paradigmatic for those mathematicians,
  straying from the duty of mathematical physics, to always
  allow the experimental subject --in this case, as it were,
  the planet, Earth-- to subdue the math, and
  not the other way around.  That could be called,
  as with "overall" warming: Garbage Up; Garbage Down!
     I would add, as a patriotic American scientist, that a)
  we are not qualified to speculate about aliens and "UFOs" [*], because
  b) along with Kennedy, the Space Program was taken-down:
  it was never meant to be just a "shot at Moon" !!

  --sincerely, Brian Hutchings (perpetual undergrad; started in'78, there)

  * "UFO" is an awful useage, since
  most of the cases that are investigated are non-aerodynamic; dig it?

  --The Duke of Oil!
  http://www.tarpley.net/bush8.htm

 ** well, some of them are birds, though!
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Kirby Urner wrote:

> >msm: I admit that the syn list had some math on it. But the amount of
> bashing
> >made up for that amount.  Any bashing at all, is to much concerning it
> >is bucky's artifact and your bashing the only daughter he has left.
> >This is unforgivably unless you say you are sorry.
>
> Somehow I doubt you've done any assessment of the materials
> which you pretend to judge.  You're just shooting your mouth
> off, as usual.
>

MSM:Well lets say I watched you for well over a year now, and since I have
made a point
of making it known how you are such a power freak, it has made people think a
little more
about your bashing as not the mean of temperament from others in the world.


>
> You _need_ to villify me as a "basher" in this way because
> it's all you've got left to build your reputation on.  If
> I'm not really Dr. Evil, then you're not really Austin Powers,
> and that'd just take the wind out of your sails, wouldn't it.
>
> Kirby

MSM:I have been told by more than you can imagine that you have been evil for
no real
reason but to get your own advantage of trying to put your self in a place
higher than
even the Fuller Family in respect to Bucky himself.  I do not see you as
knowing much
about synergetics from the point of view that I learned it from Bucky
personally.
Being Applewhites but boy does not make a synermagition.
Mr. Applewhite has been a great file clerk for bucky, butt as bucky has
stated in
cosmic fishing not easy to get along with on course.

msm: I have stated many times read my letter from bucky if you think I am
just without
any regard for what is what.
http://home.earthlink.net/~syntrivity/index.html
Please say you are sorry to the bfi and I will go along with just talking
about
synergetics and fog guns with you as usual. :-)
I am helping do a world game this week, and you were saying what do I do to
help humanity and farther the Fuller ideas except be the main audio tape
archivists.
I have been doing this for 30 years and you come along and say this shit to
me. FQU.
I put Jamie ahead of me, even though I may have more hours in the cabinet.
I also put Jamie as the most important part of the archive, and just because
you
feel that he should not be, that is your problem.
When you stated in one of your bashings of Jamie that he called you, "his
nickel"
that epitomizes your selfishness. His nickel like you are so important
guarding the bath
rooms in the est courses.  What a joke. Est was a joke anyway, compared to
Earth, inc.
Bucky just reached in to get his grandson on track and it worked.  Any parent
would do that.
You bash Jamie for stating he hated his grandfather, what bull shit. You are
as trite as possible and
then you have the gaul to act like you are better than the family with your
site.  In posts above
you call your site synergetics, not the study of etc.  You want it to be the
dot.com of fuller
and in that respect you have tried to take over the Fuller camp with your ego
maniac political
yarns of how the bfi was so bad and you do not care about them you are above
them and all
this family stuff, that you have made it all ok and to hell with them.  You
are a con man.
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>MSM:Well lets say I watched you for well over a year now

As I have you.

Your pattern is to make up allegations based on doing very
little homework.  These allegations then amplify in the echo
chamber of your "one volume" unitivity universe, to where
they seem deafening, but only to you.

>MSM:I have been told by more than you can imagine that you
>have been evil for no real reason but to get your own advantage
>of trying to put your self in a place higher than even the
>Fuller Family in respect to Bucky himself.

If you're the chief spokesman for some "Kirby bashing"
contingent, that thinks I shouldn't be allowed to pursue my
scholarship re Fuller's stuff, or anyone else's for that
matter, then I have little to fear.

You're highly ineffective as a critic.  I expect, if my
writing becomes better known, that I'll encounter more
serious-minded critics down the road.

>I do not see you as knowing much about synergetics from
>the point of view that I learned it from Bucky personally.

Fine.  You're welcome to your opinions.

>Being Applewhites but boy does not make a synermagition.
>Mr. Applewhite has been a great file clerk for bucky, butt
>as bucky has stated in cosmic fishing not easy to get along
>with on course.

Pointless insults.  Why you want to be remembered for
this kind of drivel I have no idea.

>msm: I have stated many times read my letter from bucky if
>you think I am just without any regard for what is what.

I have many times stated my response to that letter and
what I get from it.  I won't repeat myself.  My posts
to this list are freely available to anyone with a web
browser.

>http://home.earthlink.net/~syntrivity/index.html
>Please say you are sorry to the bfi and I will go along
>with just talking about synergetics and fog guns with you
>as usual. :-)

How about you stop pretending you're the great defender of
the BFI.  If I owe anyone an apology about anything, it's
certainly not you.  If I issue an apology (or have issued
one), I'm not likely to clue you in about it.

I've elaborated on the "his nickel" thing (it was actually
BFI's nickel), and I never said Jaime hated his grandfather
(check the archives, re a letter from Buckminster Fuller
to Werner Erhard, which I didn't post, though I do find
it of historical interest/relevance -- nothing more).

I think BFI has an excellent website these days (my site
and BFI's have always linked back and forth, plus I did
BFI's first website myself, gratis, with Kiyoshi providing
the server, also gratis).

You're just recycling all your old pet peeves.  Apparently
it makes no difference what I say in response.  You're just
running on auto-pilot.  I'll watch you sail off into the
sunset then, babbling away about whatever.

This was my last reply to an MSM post on any topic.  From
now on, you're on your own.  I hope you'll use your time
wisely, but if you just want to waste your breath on
insults, that's your business (would be proof that you
never learned much from Bucky in all those years).

Kirby
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<<MESSAGE from>> Brian Q. Hutchings                   26-APR-2000  3:41
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 to try to address "huh--CO2 in Old Growth" forest,
 I have not seen Harmon and Franklin's work, but I have to wonder.
    it is probably true that the ratio of hard wood to "waste"
 is larger in older trees, but, then,
 a lot of that stuff has found uses in the modern plantation-thing, and
 most of the remaining waste will be essential, I suppose,
 for mulching the next crop (most of the villae (micro-roots) grow
 in the topmost part of the soil) -- it ain't just wasted, even if
 it is mostly respirated, eventually, as all good compost must.
    there is certainly a need for more-integrated methods,
 like coppicing, if the vast call
 for "Paying to prevent environmental disaster" is not
 just the sinecure of privatization -- which includes,
 I might add, most of the "conservancies" that are extant (a-hem).

 as for the idea that siting & centralization are such a bug-a-boo
 for nukes, compared with coal, it's ridiculous --
 there's no comparison!...   no, really;
 the comparison is that fission is much less "siting",
 in terms of movinh the fuel around in the first place, and getting it,
 and modern fission plants are quite modular & failsafe,
 compared to lightwater reactors.
    the demise of a "regulated environment" is indeed a prerequisite
 to total marketization & privatization, as you can see
 with the recent development of the largest dystributor
 of gasoline in the USA, now a British conglomerate --
 however many "sisters" there are.
    although there are plenty of "e" and hybrid things in the works,
 "fossilized" fuel is still ideal for most untracked transport, but
 there is no pressing resaon for us to generate "e"
 for the tracked stuff, by burning those screaming fossils!
    as far as energy-density goes (and correspondingly lesser "siting"),
 fission is just a step along to fusion;
 ther thermal problems that may be associated with the latter,
 may make it preferable for space-development, but
 the former is essential to "ignite" it, in any case; or,
 "not unless you use fission," as was stated.

 thus quoth:
  industrial plant siting of any kind has become conroversial.

 not on my planet, hominid!

 --The Duke of Oil!
 http://www,tarpley.net/bushb.htm
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<<MESSAGE from>> Brian Q. Hutchings                   26-APR-2000  4:10
                 r001806@pen2.ci.santa-monica.ca.us

 OK, if anyone has not seen him speak, live, this is a good one,
 aimed at the constituent in our nation's capital
 (rhetorical bombs bursting in air etc.) -- you know,
 who you are, although some will be watching
 from between the Horsey-set in the Virginai Beltway, two!
    so, it's very apropos, for the two "frontrunners"
 to be engaged in their pell-mell tit-for-tat "policy-making"
 of the micromanagement style -- considering that
 they completely ignore the most important things, and
 totally cave to polls & other craven activities --
 as a Horse Race, and well-bred for it.
    depending on what the Stupid, Economy does [*],
 they're going to have to start catching-up to Lyn,
 whether or not that they admit to his very existence,
 as the DNC clamors to stop that possibility, or else,
 with the RNC!

 Hear A Live Webcast With LaRouche

                             Lyndon LaRouche Addresses
                           a Washington, D.C. Town Meeting
                          Wednesday, April 26  7:30 PM (EST)

 http://www.larouchecampaign.org

 * >http://www.larouchecampaign.org/nasdaq/index.htm
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> This was my last reply to an MSM post on any topic.  From
> now on, you're on your own.  I hope you'll use your time
> wisely, but if you just want to waste your breath on
> insults, that's your business (would be proof that you
> never learned much from Bucky in all those years).
>
> Kirby

These are not insults they are factual responses to the bashing you have
given the Fuller Family
and the grief you have given the bfi for all these years until I came
along.
I had some respect for Applewhite till he signed in on your insults to
the bfi as well.
What ever you think of me is your option, what others think of you is
now at least
with a balance that you the most posting person in the area of Fuller
along with Geni
are to be considered for what you are. You are a talented well informed
power freak
Fuller family and bfi basher.  I am bashing you right back in the name
of bucky.
My statement that I will do this till you say you are sorry is my faith.

All you have to do is say you are sorry on this list and I will stop.
Anyone that has the integrity to understand Fuller would do this, if
your ego
is so cool and you are so smart that this is to much to ask, then bash
on.
You see.. you do not concern yourself with the ideas of why I think..
you
do not know anything comprehensive about synergetics.. you only concern
yourself with trying to bash me. That is what you did with the bfi.
When I get some time I will go to my other computer and dig out all your

post and put them all together and post them every few days so all can
see
what you have been doing in the last years on your syn list, and the ego
list.
You should be ashamed of your self. I am trying to keep you idiots
honest.
Wood domes are a great way to build a dome, do not listen to Jay
Baldwin.
They grow back they are solar energy domes. Recycled by the sun and h2o.

what anyone thinks of me is not what I am concerned, what they think of
Bucky and his designs - BFI - WGI - these are his tools and those
that put asunder what god has put together, I will attack with all my
heart.
You have publicly attacked them for many years with a site that was
built
on his artifacts that gave you that platform. This was wrong and those
that
follow you must know this. If you do not as you will not say you are
sorry
then it proves your vanity and ill will towards the Fuller camp.
Applewhite has a vain sorrow to him that he has spread over the years
with
his insults as well, you most likely get along great.
Bucky gave the little guy a chance, if anyone is a foot hold for you to
bash and make
yourself higher... then your foot is slammed into the spot along with
Applewhite, Baldwin, Pete, and Perk.
Enjoy your private club of aristocratic non sense with letters back and
forth to stab those like you have
the bfi. If you ask me you have all been very bad boys. Your like a team
of mules that pull only your wagon
of spoils. I say to those that are out there in the world do not line up
with these mules.
Love and give to the world  game, and the Buckminster Fuller institute
and your energy will not be lost into
selfish games that go no where. The best book to read is Earth, Inc. for
the new comers to the Fuller educational
street. Keep the faith. Please give money to the bfi and the wgi, and
ignore Kirby's asking you not to in the past.
You are always saying but, this and but that, so Kirby you are the but
boy for Applewhite, Perk, and Jay as you have
stated in your posts that you've gotten posts from them all behind my
back. But what Kirby? But say you are sorry
to the bfi for your insults on this list. I would much rather
communicate about synergetics after that. I will let you
know how the world game goes here in LA. You have called me bucky's
worse student, as if I had no right to be a
student, I have a right to be a bucky student as much as any of you, if
this makes you all send posts to each other
that is to bad. I was bucky's friend and a good one. That can never be
taken away from me, you guys have degrees,
I do not, this makes for your ease in just pushing me aside with posts,
even though most the books were influenced
or written by my audio tapes and the park will be made with my dome
being given to do so, and my help in drawing
the first electric grid in 1967 that geni uses to get money which should
go to wgi, or bfi, and my helping loan my
van to do world game seminars in the north in 1969 to the students doing
it and they burnt up the engine,
I am still helping, and even though those that do not want to see me
around like Perk, Kirby, Jay, and Applewhite,
just goes to show you that the average person can still make a
difference against all odds, even when they are man made odds,
like social clicks that allow only the people with higher learning
certificates to push others around and try and make
them sods. Well sod you all. I am here and I say what I think. Kirby you
have been wrong to be there but! boy.
There is only one class room that is the unitivity volume which changes
dymaxion at all times.
This volume holds all gods of any name, it is the mathmatically omni
directional halo, but to have it in mind does
not make one have to defend a religion it holds all of them equally,
this makes it a religious no mans land and that
is what unitivity has been invented to do. A volume that allows men to
name it what ever they want, and then
man can be at peace. Bucky stated that the old religions are in many
ways the halting blocks to making the world
work, my volume is invented to allow all those that wish to state they
are unitivitists, this allow for all events to be one.
The contents of the volume is a personal integrity, the volume itself in
constant change the speed of light and as
the tools of man allow it to by dymaxion in size, shape, and focus we
have a place to be at one with all thought.
I am a unitivitist, one who brings together, When one as you takes a
place that is in the way you must be taken
apart and put back with the whole to allow others to participate in a
real way. Now you can go ahead and
write in you complex terminology that makes others think this Fuller
thing is out of my reach, these people talk of
struck and tet rays, and all your bull shit yarns to make you feel
higher than us all, but - you no longer bash the bfi.
Since I have come along I have noticed you have made a great change in
this. Please keep it up." OUT" up is flat earth.
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You can see by reading this article about how bucky and anne loved the dome in carbondale, why I get
mad when jay baldwin takes the time in a public book to make a big point that it leaked once.
I do not know any home that has not leaked a little once, in its history.  This was the fault of the renter
not the dome who did not patch it.  The reason I sold the dome to Bill Perk is that he promised he would
take care of it, make a park out of it, and make it a historical property. This is the only reason
that I sold it to him.I was offered a loan on it as it was paid off at the time he ask me to sell it to him
for over 2 years.  He tried to lever me to give it away, but I forgive him for this, I know how much he
loves the dome and that is why I let his lovely wife take flowers from it when I bought it.
Good luck to bill and the dome. My heart mind goes out to them as one.
My only beef with Bill was he tried to trick me out of it once.
My only beef with Jay Baldwin is that he put in a book that wood domes are doomed and leak.
This is not true they recycle and grow with solar energy, much higher technology than any other way.
My only beef with Applewhite is he has been rude to me and other youth along the time that I have
known him, and he supported the attacks with Kirby Urner against the bfi.
My only beef with Kirby Urner is that he attacked the family and the bfi, and took synergetics
into a sort of cave that is darkened by his lack of communication with others, and others had
complained to me of this and I have attacked him for it.  This is my way of being with bucky.
I do not want to change the people I only change the design of the energy that surrounds them.
One way of doing this is with words, I am not good with words but with thoughts I am not so bad.
Pardon my english, but I do the best I can.
Please forgive me for my english, I try to make my point right to the butt of it all.
dymaxion you might say.
Love you all. Sea YA!


Joe S Moore wrote:

>  http://www.globalnow.com/nightlife/flyseye/flyseye.html
>
> Joe S Moore: joemoore@cruzio.com
> Buckminster Fuller Virtual Institute: http://www.cruzio.com/~joemoore/
>
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Date:         Wed, 26 Apr 2000 20:25:12 -0700
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If your asking me... all I got to say is, when every person has solar and wind
generation and a wireless CDMA
Qualcomm phone internet connection, any where in the world free for the price of
the
tax based energy money spent to make the large electric systems work. I think we
will be better off.
Bucky was very big on wind and solar over large grid electric systems. But if your
going to have them
you might as well connect them to save energy as in world game the geni rip off
idea, the idea that world game
is to over specialized to also include the energy grid is bunk con games, bucky
invented the energy grid as
part of the world game.  This geni is a rip off of money meant for world game if
you ask me.
Pete is a great promoter and he can really pressure people for donations better
than anyone I have ever seen.

Brian Hutchings wrote:

> <<MESSAGE from>> Brian Q. Hutchings                   22-APR-2000  8:27
>                  r001806@pen2.ci.santa-monica.ca.us
>
>  it is easy to invert this argument about the cheapness og gasoline --
>  although promoting the protectionist reflex of oil-produceing nations
>  would go a long way to make it not "cheap," as opposed
>  to the European method of taxing the **** out of it.
>     that is, electricity is too expensive, because
>  nuclear power has been strangled by envirofundamentalists,
>  who reallly don't know the first thing about background radiation
>  (or, say, about "natural petsticides" in food,
>  compared to the miniscule residues of Alar (tm) on an apple e.g.)
>     it could be argued that so-called fossilized fuels are an ideally liquid f
>  are an ideally liquid form of biomass, if electricity is not made
>  from "burning the screaming fossils".  (another example:
>  some fundies insist on paper cups over polystyrene
>  --if not shlepped a ceramic job-- but
>  the energy requirements for the latter are far smaller, overall; and
>  thtey burn, very well !-)
>
>  I am not neccesarily promoting Bucky's GENI concept, though, becuase
>  it could literally shortcrcuit the globe;
>  that is one example of the importance of national self-sufficiency, perhaps.
>
>  thus quoth:
>           In fact we're going to have to change because the present gasoline
>   price rise is only the beginning.  Within the next few years we will
>   experience oil shocks that--in the words of one energy official--will make
>   those of the 1970s look "trivial by comparison."
>
>  given the Few Sisters' plan for the Kyoto protocols,
>  there is little doubt of that!
>
>  --The Duke of Oil!
>  http://www.tarpley.net/bushb.htm
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At 11:04 AM 04/24/2000 -0700, Kirby Urner wrote:
>> = John Belt [originally publishing to the GEODESIC listserv]
>  = Kirby Urner

I've turned my response to John's post into a web page at
http://www.teleport.com/~pdx4d/psyche.html -- with a
tie-back to John's original (in listserv archives) at
top of page.

Some typos fixed (left some odd sentence structure),
hyperlinks activated.

Kirby

PS:  another useful website (maybe Joe has already posted
about it): http://www.hearingvoices.com/bucky/index.html
-- includes audio clips (requires RealAudio or other player)
of Amy Edmondson, E.J. Applewhite, John Cage, Jay Baldwin,
Kenneth Snelson, Andrew Culver, Donald Ingber.
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San Francisco play is hosted by http://www.foghouse.com
Ron Campbell will again be playing Bucky -- and he does an exceptional job!
Peter

>The excellent 2-hr play, "R Buckminster Fuller: The History & Mystery of the
>Universe", now playing in San Diego thru May 7, 2000, (see
>http://www.sandiegorep.com/bucky.htm) will open in San Francisco, CA, on
>July 12, 2000 (location unknown at this time).
>
>Joe S Moore: joemoore@cruzio.com
>Buckminster Fuller Virtual Institute: http://www.cruzio.com/~joemoore/


                GLOBAL ENERGY NETWORK INSTITUTE
                          Peter Meisen
                         P.O. Box 81565
                       San Diego, CA 92138

                      PHONE: (619) 595-0139
                       FAX: (619) 595-0403

             Visit the GENI World Wide Web Home Page:
                       http://www.geni.org/
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GENI is a 501(c)(3) non-profit corporation conducting education
and research into the interconnection of renewable energy resources around
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At the Lorraine Hansberry Theater from July 7 thru Aug 13.

Joe S Moore: joemoore@cruzio.com
Buckminster Fuller Virtual Institute: http://www.cruzio.com/~joemoore/

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> San Francisco play is hosted by http://www.foghouse.com
> Ron Campbell will again be playing Bucky -- and he does an exceptional
job!
> Peter
>
> >The excellent 2-hr play, "R Buckminster Fuller: The History & Mystery of
the
> >Universe", now playing in San Diego thru May 7, 2000, (see
> >http://www.sandiegorep.com/bucky.htm) will open in San Francisco, CA, on
> >July 12, 2000 (location unknown at this time).
> >
> >Joe S Moore: joemoore@cruzio.com
> >Buckminster Fuller Virtual Institute: http://www.cruzio.com/~joemoore/
>
>
>                 GLOBAL ENERGY NETWORK INSTITUTE
>                           Peter Meisen
>                          P.O. Box 81565
>                        San Diego, CA 92138
>
>                       PHONE: (619) 595-0139
>                        FAX: (619) 595-0403
>
>              Visit the GENI World Wide Web Home Page:
>                        http://www.geni.org/
>               Email:  Internet:       peter@geni.org
>               Compuserve:   petermeisen@compuserve.com
>
> GENI is a 501(c)(3) non-profit corporation conducting education
> and research into the interconnection of renewable energy resources around
> the world.  This was proposed as the highest priority objective from the
> World Game of 20th century visionary, Dr. R Buckminster Fuller.
>
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size=3D1>
            <P align=3Dleft>ABSA BANK</FONT></P></TD>
        <TD height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D18%><FONT face=3DArial =
size=3D1>
            <P align=3Dleft>JOHANNESBUAC</FONT></P></TD>
        <TD height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D6%><FONT face=3DArial =
size=3D1>
            <P align=3Dright>17</FONT></P></TD>
        <TD height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D27%><FONT face=3DArial =
size=3D1>
            <P align=3Dleft>CANADIAN IMPERIAL BANK</FONT></P></TD>
        <TD height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D17%><FONT face=3DArial =
size=3D1>
            <P align=3Dleft>TORONTO</FONT></P></TD></TR>
    <TR>
        <TD height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D6%><FONT face=3DArial =
size=3D1>
            <P align=3Dright>2</FONT></P></TD>
        <TD height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D26%><FONT face=3DArial =
size=3D1>
            <P align=3Dleft>ARABBANKINJ CORP</FONT></P></TD>
        <TD height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D18%><FONT face=3DArial =
size=3D1>
            <P align=3Dleft>MANAMA</FONT></P></TD>
        <TD height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D6%>
            <P></P></TD>
        <TD height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D27%><FONT face=3DArial =
size=3D1>
            <P align=3Dleft>OF COMMERCE</FONT></P></TD>
        <TD height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D17%>
            <P></P></TD></TR>
    <TR>
        <TD height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D6%><FONT face=3DArial =
size=3D1>
            <P align=3Dright>3</FONT></P></TD>
        <TD height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D26%><FONT face=3DArial =
size=3D1>
            <P align=3Dleft>ARMECONOMBANK</FONT></P></TD>
        <TD height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D18%><FONT face=3DArial =
size=3D1>
            <P align=3Dleft>YEREVAN</FONT></P></TD>
        <TD height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D6%><FONT face=3DArial =
size=3D1>
            <P align=3Dright>18</FONT></P></TD>
        <TD height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D27%><FONT face=3DArial =
size=3D1>
            <P align=3Dleft>CENTRALBANKOF ARMENIA</FONT></P></TD>
        <TD height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D17%><FONT face=3DArial =
size=3D1>
            <P align=3Dleft>YEREVAN</FONT></P></TD></TR>
    <TR>
        <TD height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D6%><FONT face=3DArial =
size=3D1>
            <P align=3Dright>4</FONT></P></TD>
        <TD height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D26%><FONT face=3DArial =
size=3D1>
            <P align=3Dleft>ARMIMPEX BANK</FONT></P></TD>
        <TD height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D18%><FONT face=3DArial =
size=3D1>
            <P align=3Dleft>YEREVAN</FONT></P></TD>
        <TD height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D6%><FONT face=3DArial =
size=3D1>
            <P align=3Dright>19</FONT></P></TD>
        <TD height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D27%><FONT face=3DArial =
size=3D1>
            <P align=3Dleft>COMMERZ BANK</FONT></P></TD>
        <TD height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D17%><FONT face=3DArial =
size=3D1>
            <P align=3Dleft>FRANKFURT</FONT></P></TD></TR>
    <TR>
        <TD height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D6%><FONT face=3DArial =
size=3D1>
            <P align=3Dright>5</FONT></P></TD>
        <TD height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D26%><FONT face=3DArial =
size=3D1>
            <P align=3Dleft>ANZ</FONT></P></TD>
        <TD height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D18%><FONT face=3DArial =
size=3D1>
            <P align=3Dleft>MELBOURNI</FONT></P></TD>
        <TD height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D6%><FONT face=3DArial =
size=3D1>
            <P align=3Dright>20</FONT></P></TD>
        <TD height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D27%><FONT face=3DArial =
size=3D1>
            <P align=3Dleft>CREDITSUISSFIRSTBOSTON</FONT></P></TD>
        <TD height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D17%><FONT face=3DArial =
size=3D1>
            <P align=3Dleft>ZURICH</FONT></P></TD></TR>
    <TR>
        <TD height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D6%><FONT face=3DArial =
size=3D1>
            <P align=3Dright>6</FONT></P></TD>
        <TD height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D26%><FONT face=3DArial =
size=3D1>
            <P align=3Dleft>BANCACOMMERCIALE</FONT></P></TD>
        <TD height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D18%><FONT face=3DArial =
size=3D1>
            <P align=3Dleft>MILAN</FONT></P></TD>
        <TD height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D6%><FONT face=3DArial =
size=3D1>
            <P align=3Dright>21</FONT></P></TD>
        <TD height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D27%><FONT face=3DArial =
size=3D1>
            <P align=3Dleft>DEUTSCHE BANK-AG</FONT></P></TD>
        <TD height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D17%><FONT face=3DArial =
size=3D1>
            <P align=3Dleft>FRANKFURT</FONT></P></TD></TR>
    <TR>
        <TD height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D6%>
            <P></P></TD>
        <TD height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D26%><FONT face=3DArial =
size=3D1>
            <P align=3Dleft>ITALIANA SPA</FONT></P></TD>
        <TD height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D18%>
            <P></P></TD>
        <TD height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D6%><FONT face=3DArial =
size=3D1>
            <P align=3Dright>22</FONT></P></TD>
        <TD height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D27%><FONT face=3DArial =
size=3D1>
            <P align=3Dleft>DRESDNER BANK-AG </FONT></P></TD>
        <TD height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D17%><FONT face=3DArial =
size=3D1>
            <P align=3Dleft>FRANKFURT</FONT></P></TD></TR>
    <TR>
        <TD height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D6%><FONT face=3DArial =
size=3D1>
            <P align=3Dright>7</FONT></P></TD>
        <TD height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D26%><FONT face=3DArial =
size=3D1>
            <P align=3Dleft>RZB BANK</FONT></P></TD>
        <TD height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D18%><FONT face=3DArial =
size=3D1>
            <P align=3Dleft>VIENNA</FONT></P></TD>
        <TD height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D6%><FONT face=3DArial =
size=3D1>
            <P align=3Dright>23</FONT></P></TD>
        <TD height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D27%><FONT face=3DArial =
size=3D1>
            <P align=3Dleft>EUROPAISCH-IRANISCHE</FONT></P></TD>
        <TD height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D17%><FONT face=3DArial =
size=3D1>
            <P align=3Dleft>HAMBURG</FONT></P></TD></TR>
    <TR>
        <TD height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D6%><FONT face=3DArial =
size=3D1>
            <P align=3Dright>8</FONT></P></TD>
        <TD height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D26%><FONT face=3DArial =
size=3D1>
            <P align=3Dleft>BANK MELLI IRAN</FONT></P></TD>
        <TD height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D18%><FONT face=3DArial =
size=3D1>
            <P align=3Dleft>LONDON</FONT></P></TD>
        <TD height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D6%>
            <P></P></TD>
        <TD height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D27%><FONT face=3DArial =
size=3D1>
            <P align=3Dleft>HANDELSBANK-AG</FONT></P></TD>
        <TD height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D17%>
            <P></P></TD></TR>
    <TR>
        <TD height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D6%>
            <P></P></TD>
        <TD height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D26%>
            <P></P></TD>
        <TD height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D18%><FONT face=3DArial =
size=3D1>
            <P align=3Dleft>HAMBURG</FONT></P></TD>
        <TD height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D6%><FONT face=3DArial =
size=3D1>
            <P align=3Dright>24</FONT></P></TD>
        <TD height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D27%><FONT face=3DArial =
size=3D1>
            <P align=3Dleft>GENERALE BANK</FONT></P></TD>
        <TD height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D17%><FONT face=3DArial =
size=3D1>
            <P align=3Dleft>BRUSSELS</FONT></P></TD></TR>
    <TR>
        <TD height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D6%>
            <P></P></TD>
        <TD height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D26%>
            <P></P></TD>
        <TD height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D18%><FONT face=3DArial =
size=3D1>
            <P align=3Dleft>DUBAI</FONT></P></TD>
        <TD height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D6%><FONT face=3DArial =
size=3D1>
            <P align=3Dright>25</FONT></P></TD>
        <TD height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D27%><FONT face=3DArial =
size=3D1>
            <P align=3Dleft>HABIB BANK LTD</FONT></P></TD>
        <TD height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D17%><FONT face=3DArial =
size=3D1>
            <P align=3Dleft>KARACHI</FONT></P></TD></TR>
    <TR>
        <TD height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D6%>
            <P></P></TD>
        <TD height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D26%>
            <P></P></TD>
        <TD height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D18%><FONT face=3DArial =
size=3D1>
            <P align=3Dleft>CENTRAL</FONT></P></TD>
        <TD height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D6%><FONT face=3DArial =
size=3D1>
            <P align=3Dright>26</FONT></P></TD>
        <TD height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D27%><FONT face=3DArial =
size=3D1>
            <P align=3Dleft>IRAN OVERSEAS</FONT></P></TD>
        <TD height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D17%><FONT face=3DArial =
size=3D1>
            <P align=3Dleft>LONDON</FONT></P></TD></TR>
    <TR>
        <TD height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D6%><FONT face=3DArial =
size=3D1>
            <P align=3Dright>9</FONT></P></TD>
        <TD height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D26%><FONT face=3DArial =
size=3D1>
            <P align=3Dleft>BANK MELLAT IRAN</FONT></P></TD>
        <TD height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D18%><FONT face=3DArial =
size=3D1>
            <P align=3Dleft>YEREVAN</FONT></P></TD>
        <TD height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D6%>
            <P></P></TD>
        <TD colSpan=3D2 height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D44%><FONT =
face=3DArial size=3D1>
            <P align=3Dleft>INVESTMENTBANK-LTD</FONT></P></TD></TR>
    <TR>
        <TD height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D6%>
            <P></P></TD>
        <TD height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D26%>
            <P></P></TD>
        <TD height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D18%><FONT face=3DArial =
size=3D1>
            <P align=3Dleft>ISTANBUL</FONT></P></TD>
        <TD height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D6%><FONT face=3DArial =
size=3D1>
            <P align=3Dright>27</FONT></P></TD>
        <TD height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D27%><FONT face=3DArial =
size=3D1>
            <P align=3Dleft>MEES PIERSON N.V</FONT></P></TD>
        <TD height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D17%><FONT face=3DArial =
size=3D1>
            <P align=3Dleft>AMSTERDAM</FONT></P></TD></TR>
    <TR>
        <TD height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D6%><FONT face=3DArial =
size=3D1>
            <P align=3Dright>10</FONT></P></TD>
        <TD height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D26%><FONT face=3DArial =
size=3D1>
            <P align=3Dleft>BANKSADERATIRAN</FONT></P></TD>
        <TD height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D18%><FONT face=3DArial =
size=3D1>
            <P align=3Dleft>FRANKFURT</FONT></P></TD>
        <TD height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D6%><FONT face=3DArial =
size=3D1>
            <P align=3Dright>28</FONT></P></TD>
        <TD height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D27%><FONT face=3DArial =
size=3D1>
            <P align=3Dleft>MADLAND BANK-PLC</FONT></P></TD>
        <TD height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D17%><FONT face=3DArial =
size=3D1>
            <P align=3Dleft>LONDON</FONT></P></TD></TR>
    <TR>
        <TD height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D6%>
            <P></P></TD>
        <TD height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D26%>
            <P></P></TD>
        <TD height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D18%><FONT face=3DArial =
size=3D1>
            <P align=3Dleft>DUBAI</FONT></P></TD>
        <TD height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D6%><FONT face=3DArial =
size=3D1>
            <P align=3Dright>29</FONT></P></TD>
        <TD height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D27%><FONT face=3DArial =
size=3D1>
            <P align=3Dleft>M.M.WARBURG&amp;CO.</FONT></P></TD>
        <TD height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D17%><FONT face=3DArial =
size=3D1>
            <P align=3Dleft>HAMBURG</FONT></P></TD></TR>
    <TR>
        <TD height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D6%><FONT face=3DArial =
size=3D1>
            <P align=3Dright>11</FONT></P></TD>
        <TD height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D26%><FONT face=3DArial =
size=3D1>
            <P align=3Dleft>BANK SEPAH IRAN</FONT></P></TD>
        <TD height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D18%><FONT face=3DArial =
size=3D1>
            <P align=3Dleft>LONDON</FONT></P></TD>
        <TD height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D6%><FONT face=3DArial =
size=3D1>
            <P align=3Dright>30</FONT></P></TD>
        <TD height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D27%><FONT face=3DArial =
size=3D1>
            <P align=3Dleft>NATIONAL CONNERCIAL</FONT></P></TD>
        <TD height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D17%><FONT face=3DArial =
size=3D1>
            <P align=3Dleft>JEDDAH</FONT></P></TD></TR>
    <TR>
        <TD height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D6%>
            <P></P></TD>
        <TD height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D26%>
            <P></P></TD>
        <TD height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D18%><FONT face=3DArial =
size=3D1>
            <P align=3Dleft>FRANKFURT</FONT></P></TD>
        <TD height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D6%><FONT face=3DArial =
size=3D1>
            <P align=3Dright>31</FONT></P></TD>
        <TD height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D27%><FONT face=3DArial =
size=3D1>
            <P align=3Dleft>PAMUK BANK TAS</FONT></P></TD>
        <TD height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D17%><FONT face=3DArial =
size=3D1>
            <P align=3Dleft>ISTANBUL</FONT></P></TD></TR>
    <TR>
        <TD height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D6%><FONT face=3DArial =
size=3D1>
            <P align=3Dright>12</FONT></P></TD>
        <TD height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D26%><FONT face=3DArial =
size=3D1>
            <P align=3Dleft>BANKOFTOKYOMITSUBISH</FONT></P></TD>
        <TD height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D18%><FONT face=3DArial =
size=3D1>
            <P align=3Dleft>TOKYO</FONT></P></TD>
        <TD height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D6%><FONT face=3DArial =
size=3D1>
            <P align=3Dright>32</FONT></P></TD>
        <TD height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D27%><FONT face=3DArial =
size=3D1>
            <P align=3Dleft>SONALI BANK</FONT></P></TD>
        <TD height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D17%><FONT face=3DArial =
size=3D1>
            <P align=3Dleft>DHAKA</FONT></P></TD></TR>
    <TR>
        <TD height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D6%><FONT face=3DArial =
size=3D1>
            <P align=3Dright>13</FONT></P></TD>
        <TD height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D26%><FONT face=3DArial =
size=3D1>
            <P align=3Dleft>BANQUENATIONALE DE</FONT></P></TD>
        <TD height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D18%><FONT face=3DArial =
size=3D1>
            <P align=3Dleft>PARIS</FONT></P></TD>
        <TD height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D6%><FONT face=3DArial =
size=3D1>
            <P align=3Dright>33</FONT></P></TD>
        <TD height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D27%><FONT face=3DArial =
size=3D1>
            <P align=3Dleft>ROYALBANK OF CANADA</FONT></P></TD>
        <TD height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D17%><FONT face=3DArial =
size=3D1>
            <P align=3Dleft>TORONTO</FONT></P></TD></TR>
    <TR>
        <TD height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D6%>
            <P></P></TD>
        <TD height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D26%><FONT face=3DArial =
size=3D1>
            <P align=3Dleft>PARIS S.A.</FONT></P></TD>
        <TD height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D18%>
            <P></P></TD>
        <TD height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D6%><FONT face=3DArial =
size=3D1>
            <P align=3Dright>34</FONT></P></TD>
        <TD height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D27%><FONT face=3DArial =
size=3D1>
            <P align=3Dleft>STANDARD CHARTERED</FONT></P></TD>
        <TD height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D17%><FONT face=3DArial =
size=3D1>
            <P align=3Dleft>DUBI</FONT></P></TD></TR>
    <TR>
        <TD height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D6%><FONT face=3DArial =
size=3D1>
            <P align=3Dright>14</FONT></P></TD>
        <TD height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D26%><FONT face=3DArial =
size=3D1>
            <P align=3Dleft>BANCOCENTRALHISPANO</FONT></P></TD>
        <TD height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D18%><FONT face=3DArial =
size=3D1>
            <P align=3Dleft>MADRID</FONT></P></TD>
        <TD height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D6%><FONT face=3DArial =
size=3D1>
            <P align=3Dright>35</FONT></P></TD>
        <TD height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D27%><FONT face=3DArial =
size=3D1>
            <P align=3Dleft>STATE BANK OF INDIA</FONT></P></TD>
        <TD height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D17%><FONT face=3DArial =
size=3D1>
            <P align=3Dleft>BOMBAY *</FONT></P></TD></TR>
    <TR>
        <TD height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D6%><FONT face=3DArial =
size=3D1>
            <P align=3Dright>15</FONT></P></TD>
        <TD height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D26%><FONT face=3DArial =
size=3D1>
            <P align=3Dleft>BAYERISHCHE</FONT></P></TD>
        <TD height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D18%><FONT face=3DArial =
size=3D1>
            <P align=3Dleft>MUNICH</FONT></P></TD>
        <TD height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D6%><FONT face=3DArial =
size=3D1>
            <P align=3Dright>36</FONT></P></TD>
        <TD height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D27%><FONT face=3DArial =
size=3D1>
            <P align=3Dleft>UBS</FONT></P></TD>
        <TD height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D17%><FONT face=3DArial =
size=3D1>
            <P align=3Dleft>ZURICH</FONT></P></TD></TR>
    <TR>
        <TD height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D6%>
            <P></P></TD>
        <TD height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D26%><FONT face=3DArial =
size=3D1>
            <P align=3Dleft>VEREINSBANK-AG</FONT></P></TD>
        <TD height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D18%>
            <P></P></TD>
        <TD height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D6%><FONT face=3DArial =
size=3D1>
            <P align=3Dright>37</FONT></P></TD>
        <TD height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D27%><FONT face=3DArial =
size=3D1>
            <P align=3Dleft>UNITED BANK </FONT></P></TD>
        <TD height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D17%><FONT face=3DArial =
size=3D1>
            <P align=3Dleft>YEREVAN</FONT></P></TD></TR>
    <TR>
        <TD height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D6%><FONT face=3DArial =
size=3D1>
            <P align=3Dright>16</FONT></P></TD>
        <TD height=3D4 vAlign=3Dtop width=3D26%><FONT face=3DArial =
size=3D1>
            <P align=3Dleft>BANK OF CEYLON</FONT></P></TD>
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IT is very possible and Allegra has stated that it is good.
I would like to say one thing about this.
If he is not wearing navy shoes he is a failure.
The last one that did the act had on the wrong shoes.
If I see this play no matter how great he talks if he has
the wrong shoes it is a failure. Please tell him to ask
Allegra what kind of shoes to get him.
I could not bear to see a good play with bad shoes agian.

GENI Peter Meisen wrote:

> San Francisco play is hosted by http://www.foghouse.com
> Ron Campbell will again be playing Bucky -- and he does an exceptional job!
> Peter
>
> >The excellent 2-hr play, "R Buckminster Fuller: The History & Mystery of the
> >Universe", now playing in San Diego thru May 7, 2000, (see
> >http://www.sandiegorep.com/bucky.htm) will open in San Francisco, CA, on
> >July 12, 2000 (location unknown at this time).
> >
> >Joe S Moore: joemoore@cruzio.com
> >Buckminster Fuller Virtual Institute: http://www.cruzio.com/~joemoore/
>
>                 GLOBAL ENERGY NETWORK INSTITUTE
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The complex pattern integrity known as Carla E. Nixon became invisible on
April 22, 2000.  She is one of the kindest, most loving and selfless persons
that I ever met.  She will be deeply missed by all who knew her.  May she
rest in peace wherever she is.

Joe S Moore: joemoore@cruzio.com
Buckminster Fuller Virtual Institute: http://www.cruzio.com/~joemoore/
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Dear Joe Moore,

My condolences. It may not seem much and as little concern that I may appear to
some to have for
others, I dedicate my work with the world game for the next 6 days to Carla E.
Nixion.
Your work is a great inspiration to me. Thank you. Michael S. Mitchell.

Joe S Moore wrote:

> The complex pattern integrity known as Carla E. Nixon became invisible on
> April 22, 2000.  She is one of the kindest, most loving and selfless persons
> that I ever met.  She will be deeply missed by all who knew her.  May she
> rest in peace wherever she is.
>
> Joe S Moore: joemoore@cruzio.com
> Buckminster Fuller Virtual Institute: http://www.cruzio.com/~joemoore/
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<<MESSAGE from>> Brian Q. Hutchings                   29-APR-2000  6:33
                 r001806@pen2.ci.santa-monica.ca.us

 VERTIGENES: Keep Al's Dragons in Dungeons

 (Things That You May Know about the Veep)

       by Brian Q. Hutchings  (Copyr.Feb.2000)

       This short essay is aimed at the folks at Digitial Domain, one of
 the premiere special-effects houses -- that is to say,
       cubicles-full of farmers, and their "farms" of computers -- in
 Venice, where the Vice President spoke about the wonders
       of the New Information Age.  (Apparently, some in management were
 hoping to inspire a bunch of allegedly apolitical hackers
       with a strident patriotism, based upon "one of their own" telling
 them whatever they wanted to hear, in spades.
       Hollywood Gore FX  ad vomitorium gigantum -- bread & circuses on the
 Romantic/Venetian model?)

 Let's start with blazers blasting.  Founding the "D" analog of Gingrich's
 Congressional Clearinghouse on the Future, Gore was not only just sucked
 into Alvin Toffler's Third Wave/Way/Whatever crappola with Newt, who was
 Al's "best friend" in Congress -- the very idea of post-industrialism, as
 if industry was supposed to do-away with the family farm, or agriculture
 in general -- but went into the coolest fridge of futurology, by getting a
 lick of the so-called remote-viewing experiments at Stanford Research
 Intl. (SRII); in other words, he got brainfrozen by a bunch o'deluded
 spooks, or victims of the "softserv" side of MK-ultra....  POKeMON for
 Bigger Kids?
    This is the same folk, along with the Mother of All Thinktanks, the
 "WAND" Corp., that gave us the doctrine, (via Kissinger, MacNamara,
 Chomsky et al) of Mutually Assured Destruction, and are now promoting the
 bogus,
  "off-shelf," ballistical version of Lyn's SDI, which was rightfully
 belittled as Star Wars.  (These goons'd hijacked SDI, as soon as Reagan
 had announced it.)  Now, this missile-on-missile paradigm is known as the
 Nuclear Missile Defence, and is really nothing but a causus beli for those
 countries that the CFR, Trilats, "WAND" et al habitually designate as
 "rogue nations" for their Great Game of geopolitiques....  POKeMON for Wee
 Adults?
    Ominously, the Veep seems to be in a rage.  Somehow, most of the
 President's Cabinet came, for this trigger-finger context, to be the
 choices of Gore, as Congress managed to shoot-down all of Clinton's
 people; these folks -- Secretary of State Albright, the playboy Secretary
 of Defense et al et Al, with the sole exceptions having been Sandy Burger
 and Robert Rubin -- are the ones who have formally manipulated Clinton
 into his worst continuance of the ugly follies, foreign and domestic, of
 the Bush Administration(s -- de facto, considering his almost-complete
 coup of EO#12333, in paralegal control of the NSC "loop" -- and all covert
 operations, in government & "off-of-shelf": see
 http://www.tarpley.net/bushint.htm).  It has been this so-called
 Principals Committee, chaired by an ambitious Veep, that has kept Saddam
 in his role as a virtual Nebuchadnezzer, as shamelessly instigated by
 Thatcher and Bush, now by Blair and Gore.  "Hey, George-- er, Bill; let's
 you and Saddam, FIGHT!"

 A vertigenous aspect of Gore's reality is, ultralinearized mathematical
 modelling is inadequate to deal with Universe -- and computers can make it
 spin, badly.  A case in point: the large conceptual chasm between the
 programs that forecast global weather, a month-or-so in advance, and those
 "GCMs" that are supposed to guess, what is happenning with the climate;
 the ad hoc assumptions between them are incompatible!...  For instance,
 there is no model of "mesoscale eddies" in either ocean or air, on the
 GCMs, yet; one has only to ask of the UNIPCC et al, with their consensual
 "science," How big is meso?, to see the rampant principle of theory,
 ignoring the maelstrom from the (non-urban-heat-islanded) ground-data, and
 from satellites: garbage up; garbage down?
    Or, the satellite data will be abused, as in the junkscience of the
 "hole" in the ozone -- back the TOMS tape up, a bit, and see the round
 shadow of polar winter, but only from '78!... So, how'd the Times-Mirror
 Corp.cover it?...  Look at their October'98 (?) coverstory in Popular
 Science, with the 3 godlike photos of our 3 modellers and the bad mugshot
 of Dr.S.Fred Singer -- why didn't they mention, Fred was the founder of
 Computer Professionals for Social Responsab- ility (an antinuke cult,
 alas, spun-off from Helen "The sky is glowing!" Caldicott's), and went on
 to head the Office of Technology Assesment?  (See letter, Science News,
 Sept.9, '95.  Another example: the gee-whiz sighting- by-satellite of the
 largest calving iceberg, we've ever seen, and the instantaneous
 imprecation that this is a harbinger of the "global" or overall warming,
 that was the first-off model of Svente Arrhenius, circa 1896 -- the one
 that does no justice to an ordinary glass house -- without noting that the
 Ross Ice Shelf, whence it came, is floating on the sea; it can't change
 sealevel, at all.  Besides, how does one know that it doesn't mean,
  there's greater snowfall on Antarctica -- Rhode-Island-size fall?...
 Well, Mr.OTA has a paper on it !-)
    So, these simulacra are treated as Oracles by the mainstream science
 press, thence channelled to the levellest common denominator, as with Art
 Bell's "Ghost to Ghost, BC" and his bevy of remote-viewing,
 nostradamusizing MK-ultra "graduates" and/or followers of the Cult of
 Isis.  (The same Texas M&A syndicate also owns the billboards in the
 airspace; truckers, beware of interactivity !-)  Even so, the misbegotten
 study of Chaos (the mother of Chronos!), become paradigmatic from computer
 science (just as a reification of statistical measures of uncertainty has
 become in quantum theory; viz, the frothing virtual barf of zero-point
 energy, a la the "Copenhagen school"), is belied by the benchmark
 chunkonomy: the floating-point (IEEE-755) standard is a March'80 article
 in Computer, diversely implimented on chips; thereby, the "magnification"
 of  fractals is inherently chaotic, with artifacts such as the
 "universality of  the M-set," as confirmed by monsieur M. at Royce Hall,
 UCLA, y.a....  We now have the phrase, Creative dependence upon
 intermediate cognition!   [Note: I've been unable to find a supposed
 successor standard, IEEE-855.]

 www.larouchepub.com/gore_war_2614.html       \

 www.larouchepub.com/rosenblatt_stimson_2611.html    --- Vertigoes?

 www.larouchepub.com/lar_go_with_flow_2546.html  /

 www.larouchepub.com/wells.html            }--- Calf o'the iceberg?

 FLASH!...  Supreme Court dumps voting rights:
 www.larouchecampaign.com/pages/DNCsupremeCTpr.htm

 Background on VRA of'65: www.lwv.org/elibrary/pub/impact/impact98_00i.html.

 Background on U.S. vs. LaRouche: www.larouchecampaign.com/pages/usvslarouch
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Why no Fuller Projection in the schools?  I lost my job
at McGraw-Hill over that issue.[1]  Once you add that to
the concentric hierarchy (whole volumes, tetrahedrally
informed) on the list of omitted curriculum topics, it's
hard to see how public schools claim to be operating in
the USA tradition, what with our USA Medal of Freedom
winner so pointedly ignored and/or repressed.

Looks to me that some alien ideology has control of our
USA school system, and is brainwashing the kids to forget
their American Heritage.  So where are the fighters?
Or are we all cowards in the Fuller School (not me!).
End monkey-brain rule of humanity![2]

-- Kirby

[1] http://members.xoom.com/Urner/images/urnbank11.html
[2] http://www.inetarena.com/~pdx4d/graphics/cartoon2.html

Related reading:
http://www.egroups.com/message/synergeo/571

plus:
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As for the School of the Americas scenario, as I said on
the phone, my inclination is to resist being painted as
"anti-USA" just because I happen to take issue with
imperialism. The great American writer Samuel Clemens
(aka Mark Twain) was likewise an anti-imperialist, and
took issue with U.S. policies during the time of the
Philippine-American War. Had he been writing in the
1950s, likely the Nixon-Wallace followers would have
branded him a "commie pinko" - very convenient language
for marginalizing anyone who happens to take a different
stand from those who would espouse Manifest Destiny
(the right of the U.S.A. to dominate global affairs
to the detriment of others - an ideology I consider
pernicious and incompatible with basic democratic values).

          -- From letter to Michael B., 4-24-2000
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At 03:01 PM 04/27/2000 -0700, you wrote:
>San Francisco play is hosted by http://www.foghouse.com
>Ron Campbell will again be playing Bucky -- and he does an exceptional job!
>Peter

I'm very glad for this play, though I haven't seen it
myself.  Sounds good.

But I don't want to be diverted into celebrating "Bucky
the quirky genius" while stadia of innocent humans are
engulfed by starvation, even as the monkey brains plan
to squander endless resources on some stupid-ass space
wars scenario.

I won't settle for palliatives.  Very nice to have a
fancy archives at Stanford.  Very genteel.  And very
irrelevant -- if we're not going to use any of this
stuff in the field.  Like, big deal already.  Another
stale museum, with a lot more money than BFI ever had
-- a fancy sandbox for PhDs to overspecialize in
("The Geodesic Dome and Bauhaus Esthetics:  A New
Synthesis").

Seems to me, if we're interested in real change through
design science, we should be focusing on the curriculum
that goes out to the kids.  Here in the USA (we don't
all live in the USA -- not a problem), we have leverage:
Bucky was awarded the Medal of Freedom.  Why?  Who was
this guy?  If they're not teaching you this in K-12,
you're being deprived of your American Heritage -- by
war criminals in my book.  So why sit idly by and watch
people trash everything this country stands for?

I'd sooner boycott the schools than stage another "wasn't
that Bucky wonderful" event.  When people are dying in
droves is no time to chink the champagne glasses and get
all self-congratulatory.  I bet Bucky would barf if he
could see how wimpy we all seem to be -- or what other
explanation would anyone care to offer, as to why we're
still wallowing in self-pity about how horrible the world
is?  We got exactly the hell we deserve, no?  Human
beings wimp out again, so what else is new?

I say the USA is with Bucky to the end, fighting for the
kids, for a better, more promising world.  Time to choose
which team you're on.  Personally speaking, I'm in no mood
to kiss butt and beg the authorities to please pay attention
to something so obvious, simple, and useful as Bucky's
artifact-ensemble.  I'll point out what's missing from
the curriculum, document for all time what the omissions
have been (kind of like we keep files on the Nazis), but
I won't beg or cajole -- or surrender.

Kirby
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> VERTIGENES: Keep Al's Dragons in Dungeons

I really don't care about your crypto-political views
Brian.  Just so you know, I very rarely read anything
you write, on this list or any other.  Judging from
feedback, I'm in good company.

Kirby
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