[MD] moq thought experiement 1.

[Marsha]

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From: "Heather Perella" <spiritualadirondack at yahoo.com>
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Sent: Tuesday, July 08, 2008 4:19 PM
Subject: Re: [MD] moq thought experiement 1.


>
> Marsha:
>> Sorry, I didn't follow you.  You language sometimes
>> confuses me.
>
> SA:  I'm going to blunt - the plains spoken, as if we aren't, to get to 
> what I'm saying for you go on to say something here I don't think has to 
> do with what I posted.

Maybe you know the meaning of this sentence, but I do not find it 
plain-spoken at all.


> Marsha:
>> I thought
>> you were saying people were not talking about personal
>> events, but would
>> rather be involved in arguing.
>
> SA:  No and Yes.  I was saying that if this moq-forum is a forum about 
> morals (quality/value, you know), then how best to examine them in these 
> real time events brought up by Squonk, dmb, McWatt, and what have you. 
> What you might say is arguing is another's debate.  Isn't this philosophy?

Of course it can always be this or that.


> Marsha:
>> By all means decide who is
>> right, and who is
>> wrong, and why?
>
> SA:  I'm not even focused on who's right and who's wrong - at all.  That 
> might happen, but it might snow tomorrow too.  It's about what we do 
> everyday, and now something that is tied into everyday life much more than 
> brains-in-vats and even my abstractions from time to time, arises from the 
> earth and Horse steps in and says stops?  Yes... ?

Yours is just one more opinion.  Late enough to sound moralizing.

I have always thought Horse should have the last word because he's the 
moderator.  But maybe it should be you.


>
> Marsha:
>> But I'd bet it's about feelings.
>> Anyway, sorry to be so
>> wrong.
>
> SA:  This might be a separation your delineating and others delineate from 
> their daily lives and what happens on this forum.  I say no separation. 
> Never has been one.

Huh?


When has anything NOT been about feelings?

This is probably true.


wood chipper,

Marsha