Hi Squad,
Xcto@aol.com
>....I think you can see for yourself that
>experience can be both dynamic and static. Learn anything new? hey
it's going
>to be dynamic. But looking a the sun rise in the morning will
generally be a
>static enterprise that reaffirms your static belief that the sun will
rise
>tomorrow. Unless, of course you decide to write a sonnet comparing
your true
>love to the dawns early light.
Experience is a Quality-event and always has both static and dynamic
attributes. Watching the sunrise AGAIN is always a partly new
experience. Otherwise it would have no value and no-one would do it.
Same goes for rereading a book, watching a movie again or going back to
a restaurant and re-ordering a well-loved dish.
Experience without a dynamic component lacks value - it doesn't exist.
Jonathan
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