[MD] Consciousness a la Platt
Platt Holden
plattholden at gmail.com
Wed Aug 27 14:13:25 PDT 2008
>
> > Platt: "Hijacking" is a crime. A
> > "hijacker" is a criminal." Same with
> > accusing Bo of "stealing." That's how
> > it's a personal attack.
>
> SA: Platt, use some common sense. I didn't say Bo hijacked a plane or
> anything. I'm pointing out he's trying to take the moq for himself, and
> rid Pirsig of even knowing what the moq is. In my dictionary, "taking
> something over" means hijack, which incidently a different definition does
> point out that hijacking can be a legal issue, but I'm not talking about
> that. I can tell your out for an argument. Do you still not like
> "analogies"? curious.
SA, use your head. To accuse Bo of "hijacking the MOQ" is a personal
attack. To say he "interprets the MOQ differently than you" is not.
> Platt:
> > Further, I guess you never read Pirsig's words about his opinion
> > being no "Papal
> > Bull."
>
> SA: What's that mean?
Look it up.
> Platt:
> > Finally, what "core issues" is Bo "tearing down?"
>
> SA: Bo's trying to say the moq is about s/o (the SOM objective kind) and
> that the moq is essentialist (he doesn't recognize the undefined dq).
> They latter is a recent argument of his that dmb was involved with. The
> former strikes at the core of what the moq is arguing against from the
> very beginning, middle and end. Can't get much more contrary than that.
> Have you not read any of Ron's posts or mine or Ian's or dmb's on this
> issue? Probably have, and you'll find something to argue against this
> probably, so, I'm not in for a debate at the moment. I would say, lurk,
> read the posts on Bo, especially the recent ones that Ron has put forth.
> Their enlightening and as you can see these discussions on these issues
> have been on going and have taken many, many posts to fully discuss. So,
> I'm not sitting here all day and night to explain everything. Sorry. But
> if you lurk, to help guide you in a good direction if this answer doesn't
> satisfy you, you'll
> see more and more about where Bo has transformed the moq into something
> else that I would say would mean Bo needs to come up with a new name for
> his philosophy and stop saying it is the moq.
Sorry, I don't follow you. I don't think Bo is saying what you say he is
saying
at all.
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