Making the Existing Model Obsolete
We’ve all read what the great 20th Century American engineer “Bucky” Fuller said here at least a hundred times, but maybe it’s time to explore its truths and its limits.
If we want to replace landline telephony with cell phones, we all get it. Maybe you want to invent the automobile that will replace the horse and buggy. Excellent.
If we want to address the fact that our planet is being taken over by sociopathic criminals, you have a thornier issue.
Perhaps you’re concerned that this planet is in the process of baking itself, due to nothing other than human greed.
If Fuller were still here, I would have liked to speak with him about this.
Pete Buttigieg, always on point, brings clarity to the matter.
As the author of the words at left suggests, the Founding Fathers probably did give us too much credit.
The words at left come from an old college friend who had a stratospheric career in law, especially as it applies to the workplace, and went onto to teach, coach, mentor, and 
America at this point is on the same moral footing as Russia in its illegal invasion of Ukraine.
If by “modernism” we mean further development of science and the use of the scientific method to find answers to life’s most persistent questions, then yes, we can all understand why St. Pope Pius X said what he did at left.
We’ve all had bad luck.
Yes, we Americans can turn off the news feeds and let nature take its course, as Trump leads our descent from a democracy to a fascist state.
To the reader who sent me this:
As life in America devolves into fascism, Aristotle’s words at left take on ever-greater meaning.
