Buckminster Fuller Exposes The Matrix in 1967

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Published 2018-07-27
Visionary scientist R. Buckminster Fuller (July 12, 1895 – July 1, 1983) shares his insight into what Mass Industrialization really means for society in this rare clip fro, 1967. 60 Years later, was he right? eel free to like/comment/subscribe.

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All Comments (21)
  • @c.s.hayden3022
    This man and his work need to be more known. He did a hell of a job earning the appreciation of a wide variety of people along the political spectrum during his lifetime, but I’d love to see more people spotlight him. I do my best.
  • @azure8696
    This man just literally described what "BRICS" is doing right now as we speak.
  • @myviews7021
    Landed on this during the great lockdown of 2020.
  • I just found Buckminster Fuller from one of his quotes, totally fascinated by the statement in that quote, and im now going research him more thank you for the archive footages, God willing he will be highlighted and shared from lots of viewers,
  • @perrinfan
    I remember visiting his geodesic dome in Carbondale, Illinois in the early 1970's as a young child. From that moment on, I learned all I could about him. He certainly did "design some crazy shit" and he also wrote about the future of humanity. He was a very forward-thinking guy. As our society becomes more consumerist and human functions become more automated by machines, I hope we will begin developing the arts more. If more people were released from a paycheck-to-paycheck existence, perhaps we would see a renaissance of fine writers, painters, dancers, and other creators? Most people derive pleasure from meaningful work. Creating beautiful art is certainly meaningful work.
  • Von Neumann and Edward Teller both worked on machine quantum - mind machine style stuff. Good book is Minds, Machines, and the Multiverse; The Quest for the quantum Computer by Julian Brown. Edward Teller: Better a shield than a sword. Good book too.
  • @paulh2981
    I don't understand how consuming helps anyone if you don't produce anything of value. If you don't produce anything of value (product OR service) then how would you pay for what you consume? How does the producer of the product you're consuming benefit if they aren't getting paid? Maybe I misunderstood his point...Maybe he meant that the consumers are themselves each producing tiny amounts of value and by getting billions of them to buy the corporation's product, that wealth is being funneled into the big corporations.
  • @paulcoffey359
    I'd love it if he was around today to see what came of so many of his predictions.
  • @stevemonges
    He said Africa, South America, and India....China has projects in all.of them.
  • @brainbox45
    in the movie they live the signs say consume.
  • @216kingDavid1
    This guy designed some crazy shit. The sphere at Disney world was designed by him