[MD] IMO

[markhsmit]

Is it a true pattern that there are absolutely no true patterns?
Is it a true pattern that it is relational and changing?
Is it true that a falsehood is a true negator?

Yes, it is true that I am not a zebra, or am I?

Willblake2

On Apr 27, 2009, at 12:41:56 AM, MarshaV <marshalz at charter.net> wrote:
From:   MarshaV <marshalz at charter.net>
Subject:    [MD] IMO
Date:   April 27, 2009 12:41:56 AM PDT
To: "MD Forum" <moq_discuss at moqtalk.org>

IMO: in my opinion,

better yet,

imho: in my humble opinion.


This is exactly what I have been wondering about lately, and in some 
way points to what Lila said in Chapter 14; it is a big 
problem. Opinions are conceptual patterns. Lila seemed to indicate 
that what one believes is accepted as true. "So whatever Richard 
tells you, it's true. There's no way he can lie about me." It's to 
say that we DO NOT hold patterns that we think are false. It is not 
possible to hold a false opinion. My way of adjusting to this 
absurdity was to go into the nature of all patterns, and as I have 
discovered there are no absolutely true patterns, whether it be 
zebras, quarks, oxytocin, Evolution, me, Ode to Joy, the war on 
terror, Justice, you name it and it's relational and changing. And 
the only thing that can be discovered to be absolutely true is when 
something is discovered to be false. All swans are 
white. Oooops! It is absolutely true that all swans are not white.

Thanks for allowing me my humble opinion...


Marsha






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