[MD] Ah-ha Qua Ah-ha

[MarshaV]

On Nov 27, 2010, at 2:50 PM, 118 wrote:

> On Sat, Nov 27, 2010 at 11:05 AM, MarshaV <valkyr at att.net> wrote:
> 
>> 
>> On Nov 27, 2010, at 12:50 PM, 118 wrote:
>> 
>>> Hi Marsha,
>>> 
>>> Mark:
>>> It is very easy to put things into models, that is why I think we do so
>> as
>>> humans.  Our brains are patterns and create patterns.  The endless cycle
>> of
>>> creation and destruction or the cycle of birth and death are repetitive
>>> patterns.  It is hard to get away from them.  However, it is also
>> possible
>>> to conceive of an endless series of non repeating patterns such as are
>>> created by numbers such as pi, or e, or the golden ratio.  These numbers
>>> never repeat, but go on endlessly.  However, they can be modeled.  I am
>>> modeling a thought with these words.
>> 
>> Marsha:
>> Exactly why I include ever-changing.  Patterns are ever-changing,
>> interdependent and impermanent.
>> 
>> [Mark]
>> 
> Your model is one of ever-changing stuff (or patterns if you want).  I was
> asking for some detail.  What brings about this change?

Marsha: 
I am ever-changing, interrelated, impermanent patterns.  RMP has stated its 
an individual's static history and the dynamic in the event that accounts for difference.  
That makes sense to me.  Do you see a problem with it?   Hard to discuss without 
the concept of time and space, which are also static patterns of value.  Hard to 
discuss objectively because I am not separate from the process.  That's why 
I'm so keen on first-hand experience rather than relying on intellectualizing and 
the associated contradictions.  


>> Marsha:
>> I'm sure they have meaning for you, but the above two paragraphs have no
>> meaning for me.
>> 
>> [Mark]
>> 
> Yes, I kind of guessed this.  My words do not ring true.  That is fine, all
> of this is simply an attempt to connect.  Sometimes it works sometimes it
> doesn't.  It is just my opinion, nothing more.

Marsha:
We aren't other than DQ/sq.  Is that what you meant?   


Cheerfully,

Marsha