From: MarshaV (marshalz@charter.net)
Date: Mon Jul 18 2005 - 09:00:56 BST
At 05:41 PM 7/17/2005 +0200, Bo wrote:
>Finally, Pirsig is correct: the MOQ is anti-theist, no need to waver
>on that point. Intellect is the highest value and the social level (of
>which traditional Semitic religions are relics of) is subordinate to
>it. But because intellect is a static level it is subordinate to MOQ's
>DQ/SQ system. And this have put things in a new light; the
>Semitic kind of religions are still a lower value level, but the MOQ
>have reinstated GOOD as the central issue.
Ignore last post. I stated it incorrectly.
Greetings,
Bo, I find your post very interesting. I would like to hear about GOOD as
a noun rather than an adjective. It would seem to me that as a NOUN, GOOD
drops the subjectivity to become systems of preference or probability in a
much more objective way?
I know I'm thinking above my pay scale, but it's what I think about.
MarshaV
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