WIM:
The question is what is the 'lowest level of Dynamic Quality that is
secured' by 'social interaction, working together, division of labor' etc:
preservation of practices that prove to work, in my opinion.
The biological level is all about life, but I don't think your formulation
of the biological principle as 'it is better to adapt' misses the mark by
leaving out the value of life as compared to death.
Likewise the social level is all about social interaction, but
'togetherness' itself is not the value that it secures. What the social
level primarily secures is better ways to preserve life: a service to the
biological level.
ROG:
Thank you very much for the clarification. I can see the value now.
Rog
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