From: PhaedrusWolf@aol.com
Date: Sun Nov 28 2004 - 01:49:47 GMT
In a message dated 11/27/04 6:37:26 PM Eastern Standard Time,
mbtlehn@ix.netcom.com writes:
Using these as High Static Quality "walls"
to aim at the "place" of Dynamic Quality
being is useful.
Hi mel,
May I ask that you expound (maybe on fifth grade terms :o))
I agree with;
"The following of either definition has advantage and
tradition-based disadvantage, it seems. However,
insisting on either IS a wall, a barrier."
It seems to me that the idea behind MOQ is to remove this wall or barrier.
Seems to me I read somewhere Pirsig felt he had reached about 1% completeness
in this. The other 99% is up to us(?)
I believe he follows the philosophy of William James, to an extent. I can't
quote, but do remember reading James offering the idea (prediction) of these
walls tumbling down as we became a more diverse population. Both Pirsig and
James were ahead of their time.
I would like to read more of your thoughts on this if you don't mind.
Thanks,
Chin
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