[MD] So cometh MOQ, what next?
Arlo Bensinger
ajb102 at psu.edu
Wed Oct 25 10:58:50 PDT 2006
Hi Gabby. Welcome aboard. Its been a while since we've seen new members
move beyond their role as legitimate eavesdroppers and move into the
dialogue. Now a couple this week! Very nice. I think your question is
timely, as several on the list have been thinking about "where do we go
from here?" I'm sure your thoughts would be appreciated greatly. As for a
MOQ-revolution, this of course would have to be a ground-swelling, grass
roots re-evalution of where we are, and where we want to go. At present, I
see the SOMist foundation as solild today as it was when Pirsig wrote ZMM.
Marx, perhaps, would point to the consumeristic opiation of modern culture
as a possible explanation for why so many are so complacent to stick to a
malignant metaphysical firmament. At any rate, good to have you aboard.
Arlo
At 09:59 AM 10/25/2006, you wrote:
>To all MOQers, is it merely enough that we partake in discussion and end
>it there? Discourse is important, but so too is metapragmatics. Karl Marx
>for example is notable not simply because of his ideas, but how those
>ideas were executed in our physical reality. If Marxism's metapragmatics
>was revolution, what about MOQ? Zen? Taoism? Im sure there are Quality
>choices waiting to be found.
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