[MD] horse pattern

[craigerb at comcast.net]

[Marsha] 
> I see the horse pattern represented by opposite-from-non-horse, like 
> the  quantum wave spread across a quantum field, but maybe for 
> the horse pattern it is spread across quality.  A particular horse pattern 
> would be a much narrowed experience, like a quantum particle.  

> Close  your eyes and think of zebra.  When I do, I don't picture a zebra 
> but there is a visual sensation of the zebra's stripes, a pattern of zebra 
> stripes.   

Marsha, 
Your horse pattern seems much more complicated than your zebra pattern! 
BTW how do you know you're picturing a zebra, maybe you're just picturing 
its stripes? 
Craig 

















strips, a pattern of zebra 
stripes.   

Marsha 


Marsha 


----- Original Message 
ould be a much narrowed experience, like a quantum particle.  

Just an idea:-)  

Craig, 

Close  your eyes and think of zebra.  When I do, I don't picture a zebra 
but there is a visual sensation of the zebra's strips, a pattern of zebra 
stripes.   

Marsha 


Marsha 


----- Original Message 

e horse pattern it is spread across quality.  A particular horse pattern 
would be a much narrowed experience, like a quantum particle.  

Just an idea:-)  

Craig, 

Close  your eyes and think of zebra.  When I do, I don't picture a zebra 
but there is a visual sensation of the zebra's strips, a pattern of zebra 
stripes.   

Marsha 


Marsha 


----- Original Message antum wave spread across a quantum field, but maybe for 
the horse pattern it is spread across quality.  A particular horse pattern 
would be a much narrowed experience, like a quantum particle.  

Just an idea:-)  

Craig, 

Close  your eyes and think of zebra.  When I do, I don't picture a zebra 
but there is a visual sensation of the zebra's strips, a pattern of zebra 
stripes.   

Marsha 


Marsha 


----- Original Message ----- 
From: craigerb at comcast.net 
To: "moq discuss" <moq_discuss at lists.moqtalk.org> 
Sent: Monday, May 3, 2010 10:54:45 AM GMT -08:00 US/Canada Pacific 
Subject: [MD] horse pattern 




[Marsha] 
> For me, the horse patterns is best represented by opposite-from-non-horse. 
> It works for me yes. 

Marsha, 
How does one acquire the concept/pattern "horse"?  They are not shown  
a kitten & told "that is not a horse", then a beetle & told "that is not a horse", 
etc.  That would take forever.  One is shown a horse or a picture of a horse, 
rides a horse and so on.  Perhaps you might see a cow & think it is a female horse 
& at that point there is some point to saying "that is not a horse". 
Once one has the concept "horse", one can represent the concept "non-horse" & 
then consider the opposite "horse".  But nothing is gained in doing this. 
The wheels are spinning but no work is being done. 
Craig