From: SQUONKSTAIL@aol.com
Date: Wed Jun 04 2003 - 03:07:12 BST
I think you are right Pi that lightning and human choices are not different.
They both choose the path of highest perceived quality at the moment of
choosing. Note though, that what they perceive is dependent on the quality,
not on them (the quality creates the perceiver and the perceived). Thus, at
the moment of choosing, they are both bound to choose the path that quality
(morality) presents to them. Lightning can not choose any path but the one
that appears best, and neither can we. We can deliberate longer than
lightning, but in the final analysis, the action that we do is always what
appears best, it is what we want to do most at that moment.
Hi J-moral,
I see this would reduce the gap between the debate between Quality and
anthropocentrism, and free will. All patterns respond to what is best?
squonk
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