[MD] for Ham, Arlo interjects

[Ron Kulp]

Ham:

All this sophistry is an attempt to convince yourself and others that 
individual awareness is a "dangerous myth" that certain elitists have 
overcome with a collective notion of Intellectual Supremacy.  This is
plain 
nonsense.  Intellect is the product of human reasoning, which is derived

from the value-sensibility of free agents.  Value can only be made aware
to 
a conscious entity that is differentiated from the uncreated source.
Ron 
Kulp and Vygotsky notwithstanding, all knowledge, all truth, all
symbols, 
all concepts are no more than this differentiated awareness.  Without
it, 
there would be no universe, no knowledge, no value, no freedom, and no 
purpose for existence.

Ron;
Hold on there, I simply posted a link to an essay, not mine mind you.
I thought that link pertained to how individual value-sensibility of 
free agents interacted and participated in its own intellectual
creation. Individual awareness is not a myth as you rightly state.
But intellectual awareness relies on it's interdependency with its 
Social structure. This point rallies around the individual not 
Dismiss it. It is a radical concept in so much as it values the
individual
Awareness, you have it pegged correctly it is a theory based on a
collective
But it is a theory which radically includes the individual within the
Collective body of thought. It is in constant flux in regard to the
Individual constantly reshaping inherited body of knowledge through
Individual value awareness. Fee agency then is a combination or the 
conflict of Individual Value awareness and social value awareness.

" Intellect is the product of human reasoning, which is derived 
from the value-sensibility of free agents." -in relationship
to a social value sensibility. If I may add that.


Ham, I was wondering if you read the work of David Bohm. His
Thoughts are very similar to yours and was the source of the 
Link I posted that Arlo was referring to. If you are interested
In assessing it with your own value sensibility, I'll post the link
Again.