[MD] Marsha's (s)OL

[MarshaV]

Platt,

Hmmmm.  I think I'll back away with an 'I don't know.'  Now there's a
sentence that shouldn't change.


Marsha  
 
 




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Marsha,

Without the primacy and permanence of existence, reality, Quality there 
would be no concepts.

Platt 



On 14 Oct 2009 at 10:39, MarshaV wrote:

> Platt,
> 
> They are all concepts that come, exist and go: change.
> 
> 
> Marsha
> 
> 
> 
> 
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> 
> On 14 Oct 2009 at 1:13, Ham Priday wrote:
> 
> > Existence IS process.  So is every event in existence: Life, Growth, 
> > History, Learning, Culture, Society, Creating, Drama, Dancing, Music, 
> > Sports, Producing, Marketing, and the rest.  Processes and events are
> about 
> > experience because experience is the objectivization of objects and
> events. 
> > However, I disagree that there is experience without subjects.  All 
> > experience is relative to the "experiencer", that is, proprietary to the

> > cognizant subject.
> 
> 
> Hey Ham, 
> 
> I think existence is permanent. I also think experience is permanent, 
> reality is permanent and Quality is permanent. Processes and events 
> take place within these primary presences. Otherwise, the concepts of 
> static and dynamic become meaningless. "All is change" is self-
> contradictory. 
> 
> Regards,
> Platt
> 
>  

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