[MD] Intention changes physical world (some questions)

[Ron Kulp]

[x]
Question: do you see "ought" as quality?

[Case]
Ought might describe what we would think a quality future would be like
be I am not sure how far I would push that.

[x]
I'm stuck on the emergence of "ought" the notion of what a quality
future is. This maybe taking what you said
Out of context but what I'm stuck on is -is this ideal a product of
expierience or is it inherient in all human beings?.
Does the mind hold this ideal as a result of being parented, corrected,
taught? Pirsig put forth the idea:
would a human having developed in total isolation of expierience, have a
thought in their head? If so, would
They also have this idea of "betterness" in short, is quality an embeded
learned social concept buried so deep
 it cannot be discerned by "civilised" minds? What I gather is, that
quality is a aspect of the physical 
universe on through thought. But, I have a nagging suspicion the whole
idea to be just a construct of the mind.
And because we are predispossed to be sensitive to patterns we see
quality among the chaos.from what I've read of Campbell
The human animal is prone to certain aspects of thought. 
I mean MOQ is SOM with it's head out of it's own ass really, but none
the less a construct too just a more accurate one.
Is there quality without the mind?
This brings me to SA, where pure thought is no thought- nothing-quiet
not even quality arises for
Once quality arises also the 10,000 things, all is the moment of
expierience. Before quality. 
The pure mind (most accurate) being the zen dribble glass, drink what
you can let the rest wash over you ,your cup ever
 half full or Half empty or half full of emptyness or 
maybe your just stuck with being all wet while the universe giggles at
you
Like me right now.

Conclusion: The tao is not quality. it is before quality.

Live in tao, wield intellect with MOQ. A target to aim for?



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