This seems like a likely candidate.

http://www.evolutionzone.com/kulturezone/bey/bolo.bolo.txt

This looks like most of it. It was a book (small size) of about, I dunno, 100 pages or so with some drawings. It was distributed by Autonomedia or someone in the 80s. I bought a copy of it at Left Bank Books in Seattle aroung 1990.

I'm in Seattle and have a copy of it if you'd like to see it. It's fairly interesting, if a little dated.

This is an almost complete non sequitur in relation to the original post, but it appears that the author of the pamphlet also created a board game based on the ideas expressed therein.

Here's a review of it:
http://www.boardgamegeek.com/geekforum.php3?action=viewthread&articleid=39248

Here's a picture:
http://www.boardgamegeek.com/image/28916

The Bolo Bolo website is here

http://www.bolo-bolo.org

and the English translation is here:

http://www.bolo-bolo.org/english2.htm

Great quote!

There's no reason to be modest in the face of problems, if "modest" means a timid imagination. But there's good reason always to be *reverent*. "Reverence" is the opposite of "hubris." I mean this in the same way that "self-respect" can be different than "ego." Hubris prevents learning; reverence encourages it. Self respect raises your standards; ego lowers them.