[MD] MOQ Levels
skutvik at online.no
skutvik at online.no
Wed Feb 13 05:51:17 PST 2008
Hi Marsha.
12 February you wrote:
Chis to Bo:
> > >If anyone can point to some elaborate, abstract thoughts that did
> > >not serve the values of the social level or the biological and were
> > >clearly not a part of a S/O distinction(and was not the MOQ) -
> > >would that prove the SOL invalid?
Marsha:
> Re: Above question?
Bo: I responded before I saw your comments, but as you se I
interpreted Chris' question as pertaining to the many efforts to
undermine the SOL by pointing to non-S/O intellectual patterns
(an oxymoron) most prominently Pirsig's in "Lila's Child" about
formal logic, mathematics a, computer language.
> Is it elaborate?
To me the question was clear (elaborated) enough.
> Does it serve the social or biological levels?
What serves? The question, or?
> Does it represent subject-object distinction?
??
> Is it the MOQ?
Too cryptic, you have to elaborate .
Bo
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