[MD] horse pattern

[Andre Broersen]

Marsha:

Let's take, for instance, the pattern: horse.  I understand horse to
be a biological static pattern of value.  It's also best for me to
understand it as opposite-of-non-horse.  By doing so I allow for
many individual's history of the pattern.  If one individual's exposure
to horse has been only through books(words&  pictures) it will be a
limited pattern.  Another individual's exposure to horse may include
growing up on a horse ranch and it will be a much broader/deeper
pattern which most likely will contain smell and once bitten by a horse.
All aspects are conceptual whether then are thoughts, sights, smell,
sounds, tastes, touch.

Concepts held in consciousness, whatever that may be.

Andre:
The divisions are all yours Marsha...following this petsky (to use Bodvar's term) intellectual pattern of value as encapsulated by SOM).