In a message dated 6/15/2001 10:15:37 AM Central Daylight Time,
daneglover@hotmail.com writes:
> Since all static patterns of value arise and fade Dynamically, me thinks you
> phrase the statement above a bit wrongly. It is not that Dynamic Quality
> applies to any system but any system applies to Dynamic Quality. More, any
> system we are aware of comes into being only if it has value, if we are
> aware of it; otherwise it makes no sense to even discuss. Value is
> experience. Without experience no value arises. It is not the static
> patterns we call families, teams, organizations, societies, cultures, or
> nations that experience value; only a living being experiences that.
>
Would it be accurate to say Value=Quality?
Jon
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