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From: David <etinarcardia@lineone.net>
To: <moq_discuss@moq.org>
Sent: Thursday, November 23, 2000 1:51 AM
Subject: Re: MD !!!!MEMES!!!
Hi david,
IMO Quality changes as a " meme " in the context of reference. See Peter.
It is all due to definition and meaning.
If I understand you correctly, you refer to the notion that " the concept
of
Quality " is a constant fundamental idea in the Universe.
Of course, that can be true, and in MOQ discussions so far, the impression
is
that Quality, Dynamic Quality that is, can 't be descirbed, seen, felt,
heard etc.
Those things of Quality between levels is the Quality you mean I think, can
IMO be described, better said_ Quality can be identified by reactions of
whatever in the presence of Quality, in your own words_ we should react
upon the presence of Quality by constant inventing new technologies !?
( In my Lamarckian way of seeing things, REACTION is a corner-key)
We keep thus changing our bahavior in order to come close as possible
to IMO a hidden piece of nature, that would be Quality !?
Ok, it is IMO a possible explanation and I won 't argue your point of view,
but the captain of your ship would not have thought Vancouver changed, no_
in order to get close as possible to the Quality of getting to his
destination,
his memetic framework changed the notion in which he sees Quality and he
changed his behavior and therefor his heading accordingly.
Just for the record here, technology aimed at itself is not bunkum, quite
the
opposite. In memetic terms technologies would be aiming for Quality, but
in order to do so they need instruments to work with. In memetics, we see
the humans and the human mind as those hosts/ instruments.
Already a few memetisists tried to examine factories, companies and
industrial
structures as memetic systems with quite surprisingly results...
Best regards,
Kenneth
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