Banter 14: The World Game, 10Apr24, Graham Stoddart-Stones

Graham demonstrates how the lessons learned from Buckminster Fuller's "Great Game" played world-around can be applied to the 21st Century's climate change issues

Video Timeline: (mins:secs)

00:00 - 03:07 Introductory Chat as people join

03:07 - 33:30 "The World Game" presentation

33:30 - 53:21 (end) Q&A

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Presentation:

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Chat text:

00:42:44 Caroline Murray, Tring Town Council: Any suggestions about where to find an underground or dome house to visit?

00:43:50 Eamonn Dorling Whittlesey Cambs: The water table in the fens during summer is about 900mm - currently it is rather shallower

00:48:17 Jacky Lawrence - Napton, Warwickshire: The Underground House - Visit Cumbria https://www.visitcumbria.com/evnp/underground-house/

00:48:33 Caroline Murray, Tring Town Council: Reacted to "The Underground Hous..." with 👍

00:48:41 Caroline Murray, Tring Town Council: Replying to "The Underground Hous..."

Thanks Jacky

00:54:13 Amanda Davis: Cotswolds: This is an enabler event. It seeds citizen scientists. They continue it

00:54:22 Eamonn Dorling Whittlesey Cambs: I will have to leave by 13:00 - brilliant session. Thank You

00:56:45 Amanda Davis: Cotswolds: Replying to "This is an enabler e..."

Others join in as th...

00:58:07 Caroline Murray, Tring Town Council: https://www.newcitizenship.org.uk/

00:58:22 Amanda Davis: Cotswolds: Caroline, you mirror Stephen on Dragons Den. He "gets it" and I couldnt agree more with engagement

00:59:26 Caroline Murray, Tring Town Council: Reacted to "Caroline, you mirror..." with 👍

01:02:54 Jacky Lawrence - Napton, Warwickshire: thank you

01:02:58 Caroline Murray, Tring Town Council: Thank you Graham. Very interesting presentation and great chats.

01:03:23 Kirsten Newble in Cambridge: Thank you, very interesting again