[MD] Able to change well.

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Good question Ade,

 You obviously have a questing mind, to be able to pick up this problem, so
welcome to the place where all questions are answered, in time.

The way static and dynamic relate in my mind is that static is only
relatively static - that is, everything is always changing.  Static is just
from a point of view.  But that which is DQ about the cosmos is more than
it's ever-changing nature.  What's DQ is the constant quest for order.  Like
the way things want to snap into relatively static patterns, is what DQ
fundamentally is.  The quest for order.  The anti-entropic force that
evidently brought our perceived world into being. Science has no explanation
for this because it takes the end result and then tries to intellectualize a
"how".

About as futile as figuring out how a piece of literature was produced, by
pasting rules all over it after the fact.

I'm betting my intellectual formulations on the Biocentricists and Ham -
that without animal perception of time, the cosmos would not be.

Welcome again,

John



Hello John and many thanks.
I better repeat my question because i'm losing track with all the thoughts.
My question is how can patterns be stable and yet migrate toward Dynamic Quality at the same time?
I think i've manage to zero in on the area of dynamic functions.
DNA is an example of static patterns that are said to have a dynamic function in Lila.
Protein shells protect delicate DNA are are said to be biologically dead.
There is a whole list in Lila of other static patterns which have a dynamic function, and i shall do my best to find it.
The thing is, static patterns with a dynamic function (or dynamic patterns as Steve may be saying) are not Dynamic Quality. I'm doing my utmost to avoid saying anything about DQ.
So stable patterns migrate toward DQ via dynamic functions.


A function is an activity or purpose. A function does something to an end.
It is the activity of DNA to realise a purpose and that purpose is to migrate toward DQ.
It would seem that hiding at the heart of the static is a drive.


What is this drive?
Is it DQ?
Thanks
Ade