[MD] MOQ levels
MarshaV
marshalz at charter.net
Tue Feb 12 01:18:56 PST 2008
At 03:36 AM 2/12/2008, Magnus wrote:
>Almost. But with the crucial difference that they are not quite
>objective facts. All static patterns are involved in quality
>events, and in a quality event there is always one subject and one
>object. When a rock falls onto another rock, one is subject and the
>other is subject. When an amoeba feels the scent of food, the amoeba
>is likely to be categorized as the subject and the scent is the object.
>But that's just the SOM way of seeing it, the MoQ says that the roles
>can just as well be reversed.
>
>Actually, I haven't thought much about why (and if) we need to keep
>calling the parties in a quality event subject and object, since the
>difference is unclear. They are simply equal parties in the event.
Greetings,
I think about it all the time. Would it be possible to frame
discussions centered on the experiential events of patterns of
value? Isn't that how you are seeing it?
Marsha
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