Re: MD Sentients as predators

From: Brian Taylor (jodokaast@hotmail.com)
Date: Tue Jul 22 2003 - 18:33:00 BST

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    >On 22 July Joe writes:
    >
    >Words are pre-given patterns that we all use. Through communicatin, the
    >way I use a pattern, hopefully becomes known. Once a pattern is known I
    >can lie in wait and destroy whoever uses that pattern. More than that I
    >can predict the activity of my prey from previous patterns. Sentients are
    >stronger than any other organic being in being able to trap prey through
    >their patterns. Fortunately I am not the patterns I use. DQ is not a
    >pattern.
    >
    >Joe

    I do not believe it to be a matter of sentients vs. non-sentients. Sentients
    are not the the only patterns capable of Dynamic Quality strides. In a
    single-case scenario, these pattern trapping may work, but do it for long
    enough and I believe that DQ will come to the rescue and break out of these
    pattern traps. It's what evolution has been doing all along already.

    Otherwise, I am a bit mystified by your speech. How is it that these
    patterns become known? How do you "lie in wait and destroy whoever uses that
    pattern"? I'm afraid I will need a little more exposition about being able
    to "trap prey through their patterns" before I understand what it is you're
    trying to say.

    Brian

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