FULLER'S 40 QUESTIONS
Fuller believed that,
"A problem adequately stated is a problem fundamentally ripe and potential of solution."
In order to think comprehensively about design, he required answers to all 40 of these questions:
- What do we mean by universe?
- Has man a function in universe?
- What is thinking?
- What are experiences?
- What are experiments?
- What is subjective?
- What is objective?
- What is apprehension?
- What is comprehension?
- What is positive? Why?
- What is negative? Why?
- What is physical?
- What is metaphysical?
- What is synergy?
- What is energy?
- What is brain?
- What is intellect?
- What is science?
- What is a system?
- What is consciousness?
- What is subconsciousness?
- What is teleology?
- What is automation?
- What is a tool?
- What is industry?
- What is animate?
- What is inanimate?
- What are metabolics?
- What is wealth?
- What is intuition?
- What are aesthetics?
- What is harmonic?
- What is prosaic?
- What are the senses?
- What are mathematics?
- What is structure?
- What is differentiation?
- What is integration?
- What is integrity?
- What is truth?
The results of these questions are developed into Fuller's Dominant Concepts.
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© Paul Taylor 2001