CREATING A PREFERRED STATE

First I'd like to express my appreciation for all the contributors to the WPVM, Chautauqua Radio interviews and essays in the wonderfully long dedication to Bucky Fuller. It was wonderful to hear everyone talk about his Anticipatory Design Science and memories of his darling personality. I especially like the idea of creating a preferred state through education and the intuitive method from the Design Science Lab. Empowering children with Bucky's map, too, is definitely a worthwhile endeavor.
I think, though, that a preferred state is evolutionary and as holistic a thought as we can conceptualize. It encompasses our world when we genuinely observe the reenacting articulations as an emergency that Jaime Snyder pointed is like driving off a cliff in slow motion, as if there isn't an emergency. Therefore, we don't pay much attention to the chronic state of denial. But the most pressing emergency is not one problem, rather it is our humanity's state of mind.
The more we explore and write about what we learn from Synergetics Online, the keener our attunements to its geometry, and Bucky thoughts that tell of his intuitive insights. It provides the bridge between problem and solution in thought and language. I encourage everyone to take to heart his Synergetics: Explorations in the Geometry of Thinking and to dedicate a blog to it and see how it develops. http://www.rwgrayprojects.com/synergetics/synergetics.html
I suggest this from personal experience and because that is what we end up doing anyway, writing an essay, doing audio and video productions, getting on the radio, or designing a website like http://www.thebambooinstitute.org/ and http://www.molecularium.com/. All of those inventions require more than just the visible design science project. They need us to talk the talk and a great way to do so is by writing and referring to Synergetic Figure Index http://www.rwgrayprojects.com/synergetics/findex/findex/and Bucky's other geometric models. They are visuals that need further explanations to young and old alike. Bucky's geometries are the wisest tools imagination can use. We have to disembarrass ourselves from worries about accredited education systems. http://synvisions.blogspot.com/