¶ Fuller, R.B.: Crisis of 1927
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Dear Red:
"I thank you very much for letting me know about the college endowment program which is an excellent one.
"I want you to know a little bit about my own case. I do not have any securities or interest-bearing business investments. In 1927 I committed myself for the rest of my life to undertaking the solution of problems which were not being attended to by others which experience taught me would, if effectively solved, greatly advantage society and if left unattended, would bring about comprehensive disadvantage for all.
"There was no one to pay me for these tasks. No direct bargaining could be undertaken. I saw that the Universe operated regeneratively on an indirect, complex circuitry of intersupport.
“All biological life on Earth is sustained exclusively by star (Sun) radiation. The radiation is vegetation-impounded by photosynthetic chemistry, which proliferates hydrocarbon molecules.”
