Operating manual for spaceship earthR. Buckminster Fuller's Operating Manual for Spaceship Earth, published in 1969, imagines our species as a crew, united by a shared fate, on a tiny spaceship traveling through infinity. It can be read even today as the most intelligent metaphor for thinking about humankind on this planet. Fuller accepted the challenge pre-sented by this metaphor, using his inventions & writings to contribute to the safe operations of Spaceship Earth. This title is an exact facsimile of the 1969 edition. |
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Then Einstein, Planck, and other leading scientists said, "We're going to have to
reassess and redefine the physical universe." They defined ... It could be that
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Then Einstein, Planck, and other leading scientists said, "We're going to have to
reassess and redefine the physical universe." They defined ... It could be that
when energy disassociates here it always may be reassociating somewhere else
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91 see that the part of our wealth which is physical energy is conserved. It cannot
be exhausted, cannot be spent, which means exhausted. We realize that the
word "spending" is now scientifically meaningless and is therefore obsolete.
91 see that the part of our wealth which is physical energy is conserved. It cannot
be exhausted, cannot be spent, which means exhausted. We realize that the
word "spending" is now scientifically meaningless and is therefore obsolete.
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various, local, and otherwise disorderly behav- jors of the entropic, physical
universe. Man can ... Now we have comprehended and peeled off the layers of
petals which disclosed not only that physical energy is conserved but also that it
is ever ...
various, local, and otherwise disorderly behav- jors of the entropic, physical
universe. Man can ... Now we have comprehended and peeled off the layers of
petals which disclosed not only that physical energy is conserved but also that it
is ever ...
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| ¼Ùéáµè§ | Richard Buckminster Fuller |
| ¼Ùé¨Ñ´¾ÔÁ¾ì | Simon and Schuster, 1969 |
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