I've never read B. Fuller except when he was mentioned in the books I was reading at the time. Namely political philosophy texts and related material. I do know that I'm keenly anti-establishment from some of my earliest dealings with what I saw as a manufactured existence(a later conclusion) I didn't particularly care for. "Conformity" …
I've never read B. Fuller except when he was mentioned in the books I was reading at the time. Namely political philosophy texts and related material. I do know that I'm keenly anti-establishment from some of my earliest dealings with what I saw as a manufactured existence(a later conclusion) I didn't particularly care for. "Conformity" was all the rage in the 1960's as I was attending primary and early secondary school. One was termed a thorny branch to be trimmed and reabsorbed into the masses.
So I kept quiet on my actual views to stay in grace for the powers(that shouldn't be) shaping my views attending class. Staying invisible, keeping quiet, mostly, was a survival tool against the general push to 'conform' to society's norms. Hence my adoption of some of the hippy movement's anti-bourgeois attitudes. Sadly, most joined the establishment and the mad wheel of ambition, exploitation, and capitalism's relentless drive toward extinction. Then lately while exploring the Pharma cartels, as a result of the pandemic, has opened my eyes to what I used to trust for my health. How to fight this? I haven't a clue, they are just too powerful. Like billionaires in general--in my alternate world they shouldn't be allowed to exist. We are still our own best advocate. Peace, The Ol' Hippy
I've never read B. Fuller except when he was mentioned in the books I was reading at the time. Namely political philosophy texts and related material. I do know that I'm keenly anti-establishment from some of my earliest dealings with what I saw as a manufactured existence(a later conclusion) I didn't particularly care for. "Conformity" was all the rage in the 1960's as I was attending primary and early secondary school. One was termed a thorny branch to be trimmed and reabsorbed into the masses.
So I kept quiet on my actual views to stay in grace for the powers(that shouldn't be) shaping my views attending class. Staying invisible, keeping quiet, mostly, was a survival tool against the general push to 'conform' to society's norms. Hence my adoption of some of the hippy movement's anti-bourgeois attitudes. Sadly, most joined the establishment and the mad wheel of ambition, exploitation, and capitalism's relentless drive toward extinction. Then lately while exploring the Pharma cartels, as a result of the pandemic, has opened my eyes to what I used to trust for my health. How to fight this? I haven't a clue, they are just too powerful. Like billionaires in general--in my alternate world they shouldn't be allowed to exist. We are still our own best advocate. Peace, The Ol' Hippy