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In January 1975, Buckminster Fuller delivered an extraordinary 42-hour lecture series covering his life's work, including his major inventions like the Dymaxion house and geodesic domes, as well as his philosophies on design, mathematics, and solving global problems. The lectures, which blend autobiography with scientific history and span topics from architecture to economics, have been transcribed and made available online as an evolving, community-edited resource. The Buckminster Fuller Institute has invited public participation to refine and improve the transcripts over time.
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