From: SQUONKSTAIL@aol.com
Date: Fri Jun 20 2003 - 12:33:39 BST
Hi squonk (and all),
Thanks for the very valuable driver's point of view, but I was hoping for
a more MoQ related response.
sq: That is an MoQ related response. The relationship between driver and car
is a relationship between all pattern levels of the car, driver, social
convention and intellectual in a relationship with Dynamic Quality. The MoQ has
mundane day to day applications and that is perhaps the most valuable aspect of
the MoQ itself.
Maybe I should have stressed on the idea of automatically of patterns more
than the application of that idea. My driving dilemma is nothing but an
excuse to dig deeper into the idea of static intellectual patterns
becoming automatic as we become proficiant in them. We all have probably
heard the statement:
"It's like riding a bike. Once you learn it, you never forget."
To me that says "Once a static intellectual pattern becomes too static (if
there is such a thing), it is not an intellectual pattern anymore".
Psychologists would probably say that the "sub-conscious" is responsible
for this, but I don't value that term.
sq: A mundane and useful application of MoQ thought would be: 'stay alert and
be open for new experience' because if you slip into automatic pilot then you
may not notice the weather is bad, the road is wet, the light is not on green
as it has been 90% of the time, oh shit i'm in hospital with whiplash.
Its called a value trap - forgetting the expected. Language is a good example
of filtering out what is not worth noticing and what is to be noticed.
I would be interested to know the forums' thoughts on this phenomenon.
Cheers,
- Pi
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