Re: MD MOQ and The Moral Evolution of Society.

From: Valuemetaphysics@aol.com
Date: Sun May 30 2004 - 17:54:58 BST

  • Next message: Mark Steven Heyman: "Re: MD MOQ and The Moral Evolution of Society."

    In a message dated 5/30/04 4:11:12 PM GMT Daylight Time, ian@psybertron.org
    writes:

    > Which seems to bring us full circle to the politics of Noam Chomsky again.
    >
    > How far are you going to get with an objective of dismantling or even
    > "controlling" capitalism ?
    > (Unless of course, you're proposing bloody revolution on a global scale.)
    >
    > Softly, softly, catch ye monkey, I say - bring MoQ thinking into business
    > decision making of existing and new business organisations.
    > It's in the memes.
    >
    > Ian Glendinning
    >

    Hi Ian,
    Memes indeed, or patterned social and intellectual values as the MOQ may
    choose to put it?
    "Softly, softly, catch ye monkey, I say" and well said it is too.
    I am reminded of Pirsig's description of the Native people's of what is now
    joyfully hailed as the leading power in Global politics, namely the U.S.A. So
    many people tie themselves into a culture of material dependency? Once these
    patterns trap you, you can't rock the boat. But if you don't become attached to
    these patterns, you are more free, like Native people. Perhaps a beginning is
    to identify and then avoid playing the Giant's game? Softly, softly, catch ye
    monkey...

    All the best,
    Mark

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