[MD] The MoQ.org STRANGLES Creativity

[Heather Perella]

Hi David Beck,


> [SA]
>      Would it be moral for any one of us to be able
> to
> stand outside of society and say, no, I'm going to
> do
> this today because my home life needs this now more
> than anything or else the damage will continue, we
> can
> not put this on hold, and the mess must stop?  Or
> would we lose or jobs if we did this too much?
>   
> 
> [David]
> I would say at some point it would be moral to stay
> home.  Having a good
> "home life" is an issue of emotional health and
> therefore affects biological
> quality.  Now as Platt just noted from Lila "A
> culture that supports the
> dominance of social values over biological values is
> an absolutely superior
> culture to one that does not".  Does this mean that
> a culture can support
> the social level to the complete disregard of the
> biological level?  Having
> a mental meltdown is not going to allow you to do
> effective work for the
> Giant.

     What of $ and work?  This country thrives on
consuming products and having a strong economy.  If
one can't be apart of a culture that demands this,
then what use and help can one provide or stay latched
to a society that allows one to live amidst, as long
as, $ and work are in their equation?

SA

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