> The intellectual level is the level at which the myth of 'i' is seen for
what
> it is.
> At this level, the myth is exploded.
> 'I' myth is most valuable at the social level; where cultural values may
be
> transmitted.
> A culture without the 'i' myth would be more like an ant colony?
>
>
> ~S G~
> >>
I'd say just the opposite. The fact that the I myth has been created and
spread so widely shows that people have an inherant desire to be
individuals, but the myth does so by setting the path to individualism
completely inside of society. It's after people's desire for individualism
has been fulfilled by the "myth" that they begin to act like an ant colony.
Yet another anti-social rambling by-
Stephen
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