EP5: From Tiny Houses to Mensa: Buckminster Fuller's spontaneous cooperation

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In this episode, we delve into the life and groundbreaking ideas of Buckminster Fuller, a visionary architect and inventor whose influence continues to shape modern design and sustainability. We explore the origins of the Tiny House movement, popularized by Jay Shafer, which draws inspiration from Fuller's innovative concepts. His Dymaxion House, developed in the 1920s, exemplifies efficient living spaces and laid the groundwork for today’s tiny homes.

We also discuss Fuller's revolutionary inventions, including geodesic domes, which distribute stress evenly and can cover large areas without internal supports. Additionally, we touch on Synergetics, Fuller's complex geometric theory that examines nature's fundamental principles and their application to design and technology.

While the episode doesn’t specify whether Fuller was a member ...