Hello again and I'm grateful for the replies.
I will put my question in a different way.
IMO to pursue DQ is to pursue emotional experience. Even if the MOQ were
right (and I am not saying it isn't) this would leave it's last word open to
debate because I don't think that we can make an experiential distinction
between DQ and emotion. So the MOQ could equally tell you to pursue dynamic
emotional experience. But this would leave MOQ open to ridicule. I think
Pirsig can't tell the difference either because he has such problems in
trying to explain it and none of them fit with my own experience, unless DQ
is substituted by emotion. No wonder so few can accept Pirsigs MOQ. I am
open to be persuaded otherwise: So, in pursuance, can any of you recognise
the difference between pursuing DQ and pursuing emotions?
I hope there will be some answers - for your own sakes also?
Zykaine
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