Re: Is MD a Black Hole?

From: C.L. Everett (seaelle@gmail.com)
Date: Fri Aug 26 2005 - 03:07:50 BST

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    Nobody I know is envious of the glutton. More likely to pity them for
    having little self control or sense of sharing. Bad role models, I
    suspect. I do appreciate that you said humans. Very cool, Platt.
    Thank you for doing that.

    BTW, I'm here on the MOQ because the material means so little to me
    and I can thank Pirsig, long, long ago for helping me appreciate the
    non material.

    On 8/25/05, Platt Holden <pholden@sc.rr.com> wrote:
    > C.L.
    >
    > > In the wiki Mark wrote:
    > >
    > > >>>Isn't it better to restrict the few who will profit from a
    > > free-market system, rather than allow the system to dominate millions?
    > >
    > > Yes.
    > >
    > > . . . but Dear Platt, that doesn't make me a leftie, a commie, a homo
    > > or a liberal. That simply makes me one who sees that insatiable
    > > desire for the accumulation of material wealth is one of a number of
    > > very dangerous and negative character defects humans are afflicted
    > > with.
    >
    > The character defect you mention is nothing compared to the affliction
    > humans have of wanting to restrict the freedom of others because they envy
    > the other's success.
    >
    > Platt
    >
    >
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C.L. Everett
Free from idealities and pseudo-goals, man has only function as his
guiding force. Shamans call this impeccability. For them, to be
impeccable means to do one's utmost best and a bit more. They derived
function from seeing energy directly as it flows in the universe. If
energy flows in a certain way, to follow the flow of energy is, for
them, being functional. Function is, therefore, the common denominator
by means of which shamans face energetic facts of their cognitive
world.
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