Fuller was born in 1895 and spent his youth mostly on a New England farm where he developed a natural talent for building and designing things in the course of playing kid's games. As a young man, he worked - among other things - for the U.S. Airforce as an engineer, and later he started his own business. Up until this point, this could have been the biography of just any normal engineer of those days. Fuller's life turned out quite different though. Failing with his business, losing a daughter to disease and almost losing his life to alcoholism and depression, he had come to a turning point. From his 37th year on, Fuller took another course, and decided that it wont either be profit or the interests of any single state or society that he shall dedicate his work to, but all of humanity.
From that point on, Fuller became a visionary of a magnitude that many of his concepts and inventions show their real potential only now, 23 years after his death in 1983.

Tune in and listen to a documentary program about this man's life and work ... a journey through a 4 dimensional world, where anarchism is not an ideology, but a corollary of the desire to create prosperity for all humanity.

The program will be on at 19:00 - 14th of April 2006 and can be listened to at http://freeteam.nl:9000/ascii.ogg