[MD] MOQ Levels
Christoffer Ivarsson
IvarssonChristoffer at hotmail.com
Tue Feb 12 01:38:04 PST 2008
Heather
> Chris:
>> This is not advocating the SOM, this is not
>> going back to a preZMM
>> understanding, it is just making the MOQ run more
>> smoothly.
>
> SA: Bo doesn't know what the moq does (his meta-level
> moq above his 4th level). I've asked him before. No
> answer. Marsha recently asked him. No answer. So,
> Bo goes on intellectualizing the world as s's and o's.
> Rationalizing s's and o's, and thus, what's so
> different from this kind of thinking of the world and
> SOM, nothing. SOM is not just a reality, it's a
> reality based on a kind of thinking. SOM is a way to
> philosophy about how the world is, thus, in SOM the
> world is about a subject separating him/her self from
> objects. This is all fine and useful, but I don't
> find this 'separation' to be the only way to
> understand the world. What about a good poem where
> we're not concentrating on trying to divide up the
> world between us's and them's/pure black and pure
> white/I and everything else. To plainly separate the
> world this way is and to take this as the only way to
> intellectualize is shallow and narrrow. What about
> beautiful paintings?
A poem.. Yes. Good point. I have often compared the MOQ to a poem, it's
beauty anyway.
So where does a poem belong in a MOQ universe? Yes, good question. I'd call
upon Bo to answer this,
And now I have to go to hear about 19th century Russia =)
Regards
Chris
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