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[Kevin Perez]

The MOQ is a concept, a theory and according to itself, a static intellectual
pattern.  Also, according to the MOQ the DQ/SQ interplay occurs on every level.
 
Re: The best and the greatest.  I guess it all depends on what's being held up to
what.  I find it helpful to remember that the things I compare and contrast are my
perceptions of my experiences, i.e., in MOQ-ese, the act of comparing and
contrasting may be affected by DQ but the inputs and the outputs are all static
intellectual patterns.
 
IMO
 

Kevin
 
On Sat Feb 10 23:48:03 PST 2007 Bo wrote,
 
> OK, you only said that the MOQ belongs in the intellectual level, 
> but if my assertion of intellect=S/O holds, then the MOQ which is 
> D/S (dynamic/static) is NOT an intellectual pattern. It began as 
> one because Phaedrus knew no intellectual LEVEL level at that 
> time, but was so immersed in SOM (as your "mountain view" 
> aptly indicates) that he did not see sit. However, after his  
> Quality=Reality insight one may call it "limbo"  - not SOM, not 
> MOQ - but after the D/S division of Quality the metaphysical leap 
> was completed. And looking back on SOM from the MOQ the 
> former was suddenly seen as the latter's top static level.   
> 
> > If one wants the Sage's actual experience, the
> > metaview, then the climb is required.  I've been in solitude for the
> > past 5 years hoping for a path to appear, but I am as dense as the
> > next person, so I just get tangled in my own thinking.  And actually,
> > after five years, I'm quite sick of myself too.
> 
> Don't despair, this about rising above intellect is the wisest thing 
> said on this site for years. The MOQ is the greatest philosophical 
> breakthrough since (fill in) HAD it just been understood, but the 
> sage himself failed at the critical point by making it an intellectual 
> pattern - an improved intellect. No static level can be improved. 
> Its grandeur rests on making SOM its own intellectual level.

 
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