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  1. 🏗️ Fuller understood that the product was never the dome. It was the narrative of total redesign. Do more with less is a design principle and a meme that outlived its artifacts. Silicon Valley inherits the story, not the structures. The sleep schedule is branding. The real prototype was permission to think at planetary scale. Do better , Elon.

    boingboing.net/2026/01/27/a-10 #BuckminsterFuller

  2. 🏗️ Fuller understood that the product was never the dome. It was the narrative of total redesign. Do more with less is a design principle and a meme that outlived its artifacts. Silicon Valley inherits the story, not the structures. The sleep schedule is branding. The real prototype was permission to think at planetary scale. Do better , Elon.

    boingboing.net/2026/01/27/a-10 #BuckminsterFuller

  3. 🏗️ Fuller understood that the product was never the dome. It was the narrative of total redesign. Do more with less is a design principle and a meme that outlived its artifacts. Silicon Valley inherits the story, not the structures. The sleep schedule is branding. The real prototype was permission to think at planetary scale. Do better , Elon.

    boingboing.net/2026/01/27/a-10 #BuckminsterFuller

  4. 🏗️ Fuller understood that the product was never the dome. It was the narrative of total redesign. Do more with less is a design principle and a meme that outlived its artifacts. Silicon Valley inherits the story, not the structures. The sleep schedule is branding. The real prototype was permission to think at planetary scale. Do better , Elon.

    boingboing.net/2026/01/27/a-10 #BuckminsterFuller

  5. 🏗️ Fuller understood that the product was never the dome. It was the narrative of total redesign. Do more with less is a design principle and a meme that outlived its artifacts. Silicon Valley inherits the story, not the structures. The sleep schedule is branding. The real prototype was permission to think at planetary scale. Do better , Elon.

    boingboing.net/2026/01/27/a-10 #BuckminsterFuller

  6. Futurist Buckminster Fuller with the car and housing framework he designed, USA, at or after 1965?

  7. Futurist Buckminster Fuller with the car and housing framework he designed, USA, at or after 1965?

  8. This is interesting 👍

    From the website:

    Origins
    Fuller's Vision For Global Design

    Buckminster Fuller created the World Game in 1961 as a tool for understanding humanity's greatest challenges. He believed that with the right information and collaborative thinking, we could solve problems once thought impossible.

    A game without winners

    The World Game operates on a principle that contradicts traditional competition. Everyone wins when humanity wins, and the simulation reveals how our choices ripple across the globe.

    Systems thinking in action

    Players encounter the interconnected nature of resources, economics, and human need. What seems like a local decision carries global consequences, teaching participants how the world actually works.

    Design science as method

    Fuller's approach combined rigorous data with creative imagination. The World Game demonstrates that solving for all of humanity requires both scientific precision and bold thinking.

    buckminsterfuller.com/world-ga

    #buckminsterfuller

  9. This is interesting 👍

    From the website:

    Origins
    Fuller's Vision For Global Design

    Buckminster Fuller created the World Game in 1961 as a tool for understanding humanity's greatest challenges. He believed that with the right information and collaborative thinking, we could solve problems once thought impossible.

    A game without winners

    The World Game operates on a principle that contradicts traditional competition. Everyone wins when humanity wins, and the simulation reveals how our choices ripple across the globe.

    Systems thinking in action

    Players encounter the interconnected nature of resources, economics, and human need. What seems like a local decision carries global consequences, teaching participants how the world actually works.

    Design science as method

    Fuller's approach combined rigorous data with creative imagination. The World Game demonstrates that solving for all of humanity requires both scientific precision and bold thinking.

    buckminsterfuller.com/world-ga

    #buckminsterfuller

  10. "The LongHouse Reserve closes for the season each winter, and brings its more fragile artworks inside to protect them from the winter weather. That includes the chess pieces—which are all white—from Play It By Trust, a 1999 work by Yoko Ono, and ceramic vessels by Toshiko Takaezu."

    Iconic Buckminster Fuller Sculpture Fails Under Heavy Snow

    news.artnet.com/art-world/snow via Artnet
    Photo: LongHouse Reserve, East Hampton
    #Weather #Storm #BuckminsterFuller #Art #Sculpture

  11. "The LongHouse Reserve closes for the season each winter, and brings its more fragile artworks inside to protect them from the winter weather. That includes the chess pieces—which are all white—from Play It By Trust, a 1999 work by Yoko Ono, and ceramic vessels by Toshiko Takaezu."

    Iconic Buckminster Fuller Sculpture Fails Under Heavy Snow

    news.artnet.com/art-world/snow via Artnet
    Photo: LongHouse Reserve, East Hampton
    #Weather #Storm #BuckminsterFuller #Art #Sculpture

  12. "The LongHouse Reserve closes for the season each winter, and brings its more fragile artworks inside to protect them from the winter weather. That includes the chess pieces—which are all white—from Play It By Trust, a 1999 work by Yoko Ono, and ceramic vessels by Toshiko Takaezu."

    Iconic Buckminster Fuller Sculpture Fails Under Heavy Snow

    news.artnet.com/art-world/snow via Artnet
    Photo: LongHouse Reserve, East Hampton
    #Weather #Storm #BuckminsterFuller #Art #Sculpture

  13. "The LongHouse Reserve closes for the season each winter, and brings its more fragile artworks inside to protect them from the winter weather. That includes the chess pieces—which are all white—from Play It By Trust, a 1999 work by Yoko Ono, and ceramic vessels by Toshiko Takaezu."

    Iconic Buckminster Fuller Sculpture Fails Under Heavy Snow

    news.artnet.com/art-world/snow via Artnet
    Photo: LongHouse Reserve, East Hampton
    #Weather #Storm #BuckminsterFuller #Art #Sculpture

  14. "The LongHouse Reserve closes for the season each winter, and brings its more fragile artworks inside to protect them from the winter weather. That includes the chess pieces—which are all white—from Play It By Trust, a 1999 work by Yoko Ono, and ceramic vessels by Toshiko Takaezu."

    Iconic Buckminster Fuller Sculpture Fails Under Heavy Snow

    news.artnet.com/art-world/snow via Artnet
    Photo: LongHouse Reserve, East Hampton
    #Weather #Storm #BuckminsterFuller #Art #Sculpture

  15. I have no idea how this film came to be called
    H.G. Wells' The Shape of Things to Come but I will say how nice it was to see the old #Toronto #OntarioPlace as it was and especially the #BuckminsterFuller designed but sadly overbuilt (bucky said) dome, and, well, maybe I'd rather remember it destroyed by an evil megalomaniacal technocrat. #monsterdon material for sure

    youtube.com/watch?v=_LBBoy5FIR

  16. I have no idea how this film came to be called
    H.G. Wells' The Shape of Things to Come but I will say how nice it was to see the old #Toronto #OntarioPlace as it was and especially the #BuckminsterFuller designed but sadly overbuilt (bucky said) dome, and, well, maybe I'd rather remember it destroyed by an evil megalomaniacal technocrat. #monsterdon material for sure

    youtube.com/watch?v=_LBBoy5FIR

  17. I have no idea how this film came to be called
    H.G. Wells' The Shape of Things to Come but I will say how nice it was to see the old #Toronto #OntarioPlace as it was and especially the #BuckminsterFuller designed but sadly overbuilt (bucky said) dome, and, well, maybe I'd rather remember it destroyed by an evil megalomaniacal technocrat. #monsterdon material for sure

    youtube.com/watch?v=_LBBoy5FIR

  18. I have no idea how this film came to be called
    H.G. Wells' The Shape of Things to Come but I will say how nice it was to see the old #Toronto #OntarioPlace as it was and especially the #BuckminsterFuller designed but sadly overbuilt (bucky said) dome, and, well, maybe I'd rather remember it destroyed by an evil megalomaniacal technocrat. #monsterdon material for sure

    youtube.com/watch?v=_LBBoy5FIR

  19. I have no idea how this film came to be called
    H.G. Wells' The Shape of Things to Come but I will say how nice it was to see the old #Toronto #OntarioPlace as it was and especially the #BuckminsterFuller designed but sadly overbuilt (bucky said) dome, and, well, maybe I'd rather remember it destroyed by an evil megalomaniacal technocrat. #monsterdon material for sure

    youtube.com/watch?v=_LBBoy5FIR

  20. “In 1976, #BuckminsterFuller stated that “it’ll take 50 years [to 2026!] for us to realize that our institutions are rooted in an inaccurate understanding of the world. And they will become so dysfunctional in 50 years that we cannot fix them… They will disintegrate before our very eyes, every single institution of humanity. And that’s when we will need to reinvent, recreate institutions for the human family that are rooted in the truth of the more accurate understanding of the world, the context of sufficiency.” (Reported by Lynne Twist who attended this lecture at Marin Civic Center in 1976.)”

    BFI #TrimTab Vol. 30 No. 1 January 2026
    mailchi.mp/bfi.org/bfi-trimtab

  21. “In 1976, #BuckminsterFuller stated that “it’ll take 50 years [to 2026!] for us to realize that our institutions are rooted in an inaccurate understanding of the world. And they will become so dysfunctional in 50 years that we cannot fix them… They will disintegrate before our very eyes, every single institution of humanity. And that’s when we will need to reinvent, recreate institutions for the human family that are rooted in the truth of the more accurate understanding of the world, the context of sufficiency.” (Reported by Lynne Twist who attended this lecture at Marin Civic Center in 1976.)”

    BFI #TrimTab Vol. 30 No. 1 January 2026
    mailchi.mp/bfi.org/bfi-trimtab

  22. “In 1976, #BuckminsterFuller stated that “it’ll take 50 years [to 2026!] for us to realize that our institutions are rooted in an inaccurate understanding of the world. And they will become so dysfunctional in 50 years that we cannot fix them… They will disintegrate before our very eyes, every single institution of humanity. And that’s when we will need to reinvent, recreate institutions for the human family that are rooted in the truth of the more accurate understanding of the world, the context of sufficiency.” (Reported by Lynne Twist who attended this lecture at Marin Civic Center in 1976.)”

    BFI #TrimTab Vol. 30 No. 1 January 2026
    mailchi.mp/bfi.org/bfi-trimtab

  23. “In 1976, #BuckminsterFuller stated that “it’ll take 50 years [to 2026!] for us to realize that our institutions are rooted in an inaccurate understanding of the world. And they will become so dysfunctional in 50 years that we cannot fix them… They will disintegrate before our very eyes, every single institution of humanity. And that’s when we will need to reinvent, recreate institutions for the human family that are rooted in the truth of the more accurate understanding of the world, the context of sufficiency.” (Reported by Lynne Twist who attended this lecture at Marin Civic Center in 1976.)”

    BFI #TrimTab Vol. 30 No. 1 January 2026
    mailchi.mp/bfi.org/bfi-trimtab

  24. “In 1976, #BuckminsterFuller stated that “it’ll take 50 years [to 2026!] for us to realize that our institutions are rooted in an inaccurate understanding of the world. And they will become so dysfunctional in 50 years that we cannot fix them… They will disintegrate before our very eyes, every single institution of humanity. And that’s when we will need to reinvent, recreate institutions for the human family that are rooted in the truth of the more accurate understanding of the world, the context of sufficiency.” (Reported by Lynne Twist who attended this lecture at Marin Civic Center in 1976.)”

    BFI #TrimTab Vol. 30 No. 1 January 2026
    mailchi.mp/bfi.org/bfi-trimtab

  25. "It’s a matter now of humanity getting to the point where it’s now qualifying to make some of its own decisions in relation to its own information. That’s why we’ve come to a new moment of integrity."
    #buckminsterfuller

    bfi.org/about-fuller/big-ideas

  26. "It’s a matter now of humanity getting to the point where it’s now qualifying to make some of its own decisions in relation to its own information. That’s why we’ve come to a new moment of integrity."
    #buckminsterfuller

    bfi.org/about-fuller/big-ideas

  27. "It’s a matter now of humanity getting to the point where it’s now qualifying to make some of its own decisions in relation to its own information. That’s why we’ve come to a new moment of integrity."
    #buckminsterfuller

    bfi.org/about-fuller/big-ideas

  28. "It’s a matter now of humanity getting to the point where it’s now qualifying to make some of its own decisions in relation to its own information. That’s why we’ve come to a new moment of integrity."
    #buckminsterfuller

    bfi.org/about-fuller/big-ideas

  29. "It’s a matter now of humanity getting to the point where it’s now qualifying to make some of its own decisions in relation to its own information. That’s why we’ve come to a new moment of integrity."
    #buckminsterfuller

    bfi.org/about-fuller/big-ideas