[MD] re dmb

[david buchanan]

Yes, Adrie, I think that's right. A "thing" that has no value is not noticed and so it does not exist. There is a poetic notion in the East that says things come into existence when we name them. Same idea, I think. 



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> Date: Sun, 27 Jun 2010 00:58:39 +0200
> Subject: [MD] re dmb
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> greetings list
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> quote dmb
> "Only those items which I notice shape my mind - without selective interest, experience is utter chaos." (Principles of Psychology, 1890). In other words, a thing that is not valued is not experienced. 
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> this looks very similar with the moqprinciple, that if and when something is outside observable reality, it is non-reality or non-existent, do i see this correct , DMB
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