[MD] A fly in the MOQ ointment
MarshaV
valkyr at att.net
Wed Mar 31 03:46:13 PDT 2010
Hello Steve,
On Mar 30, 2010, at 12:01 PM, Steven Peterson wrote:
>
> Pirsig's intellect--the manipulations of symbols--does not require us
> to attach any ontological significance to the symbols as subjective
> stuff and material stuff. To the MOQer, the symbols don't refer to any
> kind of "stuff." The symbols are patterns of value, and they stand for
> more patterns of value. There is no "stuff" to speak of except as a
> sort of pattern of value. It is patterns all the way down.
>
If this is true, it becomes the net-of-jewels, or like the water analogy: if
all is water, or analogy, there would be no distinction discernible as a
boundary. Intellectual patterns create false boundaries, giving the
illusion of independence, or 'thingness'.
Marsha
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