[MD] Arlo's Rant and 3rd levels
MarshaV
marshalz at charter.net
Wed May 20 00:45:07 PDT 2009
Greetings John,
Yes, to see the levels in relation to Quality. Bo would say we need
a new level to represent the MOQ point-of-view, but I am not sure
that is necessary if we understand the levels in relation to
Quality/DQ, then it's all there for the experiencing.
Pablo Neruda was a wonderful poet, a wise man, a shaman.
Marsha
At 06:55 PM 5/19/2009, you wrote:
>Greetings Marsha,
>As was dropping off to sleep last night, yours was the post that most
>intrigued because of another ephiphany I'd had yesterday. (Yesterday was
>very epiphianious for me)
>
>
>[Marsha]
>
>Question: Why does it seem that most discussions involving the levels end
>in conflict? Do the levels represent THE TRUTH?
>
>[Me]
>
>And I didn't get much motivation to share this other epiphany I had, because
>Platt stole my thunder...
>
>[Platt]
>
>I think it is good to keep in mind that no matter how strongly we believe
>that our way of viewing the world and obtaining knowledge is correct,
>our belief ultimately rests on a foundation of faith that has no bottom.
>That goes for the MOQ, too, although "Some things are better than
>others" is a fairly solid foundation compared to most.
>
>[Me again]
>
>My epiphany is that we are not coming together to form the perfect
>metaphysics, we are coming together to form the BEST metaphysics.
> Perfection doesn't exist, but the best is always real. That's what a
>quality metaphysics is.
>
>The other idea I've been turning over in my brain is that I see how
>important it is to see the different levels in their relation to Quality
>rather than just their relations to each other. That is, upon whatever
>level you are looking at, don't ask yourself how your intellectual patterns
>can best conquer social patterns; don't ask how a certain social systems
>successfully dominates biological patterns. Ask yourself rather, of your
>social and intellectual systems, how GOOD they are, in the faith (as Platt
>describes it) that Quality is real. And being real, it is equally real on
>every level and thus immune to hierarchical dominance games.
>
>I have no idea if that is a true insight. But I do have faith that it is a
>good one. Thanks for triggering so many good thoughts.
>
>Oh yeah, thanks for the Pablo Neruda posts too. I really enjoyed them and
>forwarded them to my three teenage daughters and they thought I was cool.
> What gratification for an old dad.
>
>John
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