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Event" 1 "Synergetics"). Of course, geometry itself is logical, for it is a way of
representing the essences of the math, the basis of which is this or that logic.
However, the logic of geometry itself, taken as a natural science, is synergetics,
which represents geometry as the metaphysics of mechanics, and also as the
structuralism of electromagnetic phenomena, which is important given the fuller
postulate of "energy has shape".
Humanity
If the text offered to the reader was not dated 1983 and related to the crisis
issues of 1981, if his authorship was not related to the person who received the
epithet "American Leonardo", today he would most likely have made the
impression of "revelations" of the next "suddenly "the
neo-liberal economist, who
decided to make a name for himself in a highly popular and already wiped-out
topic of" analyzing the causes of the 2008 economic crisis. " However, due to the
fact that the book "Grunch of Giants" was written by Richard Buckminster Fuller,
the direct unambiguous task of which over his more than 80-year-old life was a
systematic and constructive development of means and ways to ensure the well-
being of all mankind, and that the state of the corporate economy outlined in it
for 1983 sounds extremely relevant in the period of the economic crisis that has
been rumbling since 2008, making this book extremely interesting and requiring
the most serious attention. First of all, if only because Fuller, unlike many
adherents of Reaganomics and financial capitalism, had obvious productivity in
achieving his, completely non-financial goals, recognizing the priority of the real
sector
and working, in essence, in it.
Its key thesis, stated in the book, says that on the planet there are enough means
to sustain the life
of all people and every person, at an extremely high standard of
living, unthinkable in historical science, and in a time when technologically it
became possible, imperceptibly for all came about somewhere in the 1970s.
However, for this
transition to a new state, it is required to
reorient mankind from
the production of so-called "weaponry" to "livingry". Fuller himself does not give
the name of this reorientation, but, in my opinion, the most adequate name for it
would be a "technosocial paradigm".
It should be noted that, unlike the world's threats to the economic crisis of the
"zero" years of the 21st century, in the time of confrontation between the two