[MD] Animals and Dynamic Quality

[pholden at davtv.com]

Quoting ARLO J BENSINGER JR <ajb102 at psu.edu>:

> [Platt]
> Just give me some evidence -- any evidence -- that shifts in the wind are
> responses to DQ. 
> 
> [Arlo]
> Evidence, for me, is simply seeing anything respond to "it's better here".
> Everytime an atom or a cat or a person responds to that, that is evidence they
> are responsive to DQ.

And the wind knows when "it's better" to shift from West to North? I've heard 
some tall tales in my day, but that wins the trophy. Anyway, to say 
something responding to "it's better here" is evidence of DQ is an unsupported
assertion, accompanied by no evidence whatsoever.

As for animals responding to DQ, you have claimed that every movement your
cat makes (I presume whether licking its tail or eating its Fancy Feast)
indicates a response to DQ. Now my question is, whatever gave you that idea?
Can you cite a source, any source, for such a belief?












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