[MD] What is culture in the MOQ?
Ron Kulp
RKulp at ebwalshinc.com
Mon Jan 7 11:41:33 PST 2008
HI Ron:
>Steve:
>
>I suspect in your "meta-level" of the MOQ you may intend for it to be a
>level of awareness above intellectual awareness, and I think there may
>be something to that line of thought. But as a type of pattern of
>value, to me it doesn't make sense to think of the MOQ as anything but
>an intellectual pattern of value.
>
>Ron:
>It is an intellectual pattern regarding individual experiential
>awareness. an intellectual pattern aware of itself as an intellectual
>pattern.
Steve:
Intellectual patterns are not aware of themselves. Self-awareness is an
example of an intellectual pattern.
Ron:
Good point, what then would you suggest would be a proper distinctive
term
To differentiate self awareness, or just simply, leave it at that?
Ron:
>The want to differentiate this awareness from unawareness of this
>Aspect is what Bo proposes. He proposes that this awareness guide
>Intellectual patterns as just that, self aware intellectual patterns.
Steve:
I can't imagine what an example of a self-aware intelellectual pattern
would be. Can you provide one?
Ron:
the key understanding is of self awareness socially as well as
intellectually. But you are correct Steve.
Question: where would one place the act of pre-intellectual awareness
As arrived at via an intellectual pattern?. Does it still qualify as a
concept Or is it a state of being? It could be argued that all concepts
are states of being but are all states of being concepts? Thoughts?
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