[MD] Where does logic itself belong inside the MOQ?

[Krimel]

[Bo]
What the MOQ doesn't need is more obscure levels. 

[Krimel]
I agree with this wholeheartedly. In fact I would go much further and argue
the MoQ doesn't need "levels" at all. The MoQ provides us with the tools to
build levels "on the fly"; to construct "structures" of thought by looking
at the "context" of the static and dynamic properties that are at hand, here
and now, from moment to moment. All we need to keep in mind is that these
"structures" are more like sand castles than pyramids.