And It Came to Pass―Not to Stay

Bucky is a genius of the caliber ofLeonardo Da Vinci. He tirelessly workedFor the survival of mankind on ourTiny stressed world. It will be years beforehe is fully appreciated because he wasWay ahead of his time. On the other handhe is often difficult to understand so onehas to read him small pieces at a time.He is well worth the effort. He is trulyOne of the world's greatest intellects.

Buckminster Fuller was one of the few modern day geniuses. A lot is said in just few pages. Highly recommended reading.

Amazing; so much to ponder in a small book.

This book is very nice!

Yes, the man uses big words, such an elitist!!Sorry, weak excuse...no reason to pan or pass by the book.Only for the curious and poeticly pragmatic:"Hearsaids, beliefs, axioms,Superstitions, guesses, opinionsWere and areAll excluded.As answer resourcesFor playing my particularIntellectual development game.Fuller's about asking real questions and getting real answersbased on one's own personal experience, direct experience.Otherwise, any concept, belief, dogma, narrative, assumption,beliefs, or wishes you have may very "become meaningless".Zen is similar it seems. Fuller is leaving us koans we can't justgulp down like happy consumers with an endless unfillable black holein ourselves to feed. Those kinds of "answers" don't work. Ain't true.So,if your a Fuller fan, this is nothing new. If not, jump in, bite offa sentence at a time, let it work on you, let a man still way ahead ofthe curve, who saw where we are going and how to get there...who saw thatthe sun doesn't rise, or set. The Earth moves, spins. Take this book outfor a spin, and grow some new nueral knowledge."Wisdom is the consciousnessOf a confidence, overriding the consciousnessThat there coexists a complex,Comprehensive integrityof Omni-interaccommodativeEternally generalized principlesPermeating and embracingEvery demonstrably limitedSpecial case temporal experience..."A book, like an old alchemical text,you can spend the rest of your life with.

A self-proclaimed genius delivers babble disguised as philosophy.This 'book' is more like a glorified TimeCube (TimeCube.com), another crackpot theory.Recommended for its hilarity.