[MD] Patterns

[MarshaV]

At 11:43 AM 5/11/2008, you wrote:

>Marsha:
> > It is seeming to me that patterns are 'thought
> > patterns'.  But this
> > leads to 'Not this. Not that'.  Does anybody think
> > patterns are other
> > thought?
> > Let me correct and expand that last question above:
> > Does anybody
> > think patterns of value are other than thought or
> > conceptual?
>
>SA:  Yes.  I do.  I find patterns of value are also
>social, organic, and inorganic.
>
>SA

Greetings SA,

I suppose I'm getting myself into trouble by trying to overlay two 
different systems.  There is direct perception and conceptual 
thought.  From where my tiny skull is at the moment, I'm interested 
in how conceptual thought overlays experience with meaning.  And that 
meaning seems like patterns.

I'm in an Escher image.  I'm not complaining, because it's gotten 
easier to turn off conceptual thought for brief periods of time.

Marsha



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