And It Came To Pass - Not To Stay

This is Fuller in poetic mode: an autobiographical disclosure about how he thinks, how he names Universe, and why words, experience, and design belong together. Jaime Snyder's introduction frames it as one of the key trimtabs in Fuller's late trilogy.

Core structure

• Introduction on planetary emergency and the trilogy of late Fuller books
• Long poem/monologue, How Little I Know
• Sections on experience, Universe, words, and self-questioning
• Later poems and prose on wealth, systems, and world accounting
• Appendices, notes, and the source-tree framing material

Main ideas

• Fuller insists that meaningful questions must be answerable by experience.
• "Universe" includes both physical and metaphysical experience.
• Words are tools for ordering and communicating experience.
• "True wealth" is organized human capability, not money.
• The book links inner language, geometry, and world design.

Why it matters

This book is a hinge between Fuller's poetry and his design science. It shows how he thinks from first principles while also giving a direct, intimate account of the late worldview that powers Operating Manual and Utopia or Oblivion.

See Also

• Operating Manual for Spaceship Earth (Operating Manual for Spaceship Earth) — companion late-period statement of the same worldview
• Utopia or Oblivion (Utopia or Oblivion) — fuller-length development of the late design-science argument
• Earth, Inc (Earth, Inc) — related economic and world-accounting framing
• Cosmography (Cosmography) — companion late synthesis of Fuller's world-view

Sources

• and_it_came_to_pass_-_not_to_stay/index.md — book project directory (repo-local source tree)
• and_it_came_to_pass_-_not_to_stay.md — full book text