[MD] Step One

ADRIE KINTZIGER parser666 at gmail.com
Wed Oct 20 09:43:39 PDT 2010


Hi , Mr Buchanan, The model Pirsig is advokating is based upon making
progress, So is Ant's model, it is based upon the case-evidence, the
material that is availiable,empirical knowledge that is already availiable,
and quality.
So your proposal here, (pluralism, possible fusion,perennialism, inherently
panpsychism), is based upon the same foundations,
It is a proposal for further progress,and i think the only way to make
progress is to handle the material with care, to hold it against the light.,
without distorting it,or damaging it.
All this fields need to be examined. Boulders need to be turned around.
There is no room for"<* speculation>" *what so ever.
Speculation leads to the dark side , Mark, but i see a lot of charm in your
question made,surely will take the time to
think about it,...the word consensus comes to mind,but i'm doubting on it.

I have no doubt on the role of Horse, Mark, i think he is paying for the
electricity that runs the server, and this beiing the case
he has some rights, the right to try to protect some contributors against
their own negative events.


2010/10/20 david buchanan <dmbuchanan at hotmail.com>

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> Mark said:
> So, in the context of skilled interpreters, what is the mechanism by which
> MOQ is crystalizing and growing?  Certainly there should be boundaries or
> rules of engagement which encompass the direction, like the DNA of a seed
> defines direction for the shape of the tree.  Such boundaries may be
> provided by the original manuscript or seed. ... When does speculation on
> MOQ fall outside these boundaries and become not fit to use that label?  I
> know these things are probably posted, and being the rebel I am I have not
> taken the time to read them.  What role does the forum, generously
> maintained by Horse, play in this?
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> dmb says:
>
> There is no official interpretation or arbiter. In the larger context, the
> MOQ will grow and crystalize (or not) just like any other idea. As a
> practical matter, this means getting Pirsig's ideas into circulation. I
> don't know if I've ever been in a bookstore that didn't have a copy of Zen
> and the Art. Millions of copies in several languages and on the book shelves
> for nearly forty years now. Thanks to McWatt's dissertation (and Granger's
> too) the circulation of Pirsig's ideas in the academic world is officially
> under way. And that's important too. It only makes sense that metaphysics
> should circulate among professional philosophers. Then some intellectual
> version of survival of the fittest takes over and the good ideas get a lot
> of attention. It's a messy process and nobody can predict what will win or
> why but it just so happens that pragmatism is getting a lot of attention
> these days. It seems like things are now ripe for the MOQ. I mean "now" in
> the historical sense, not t
>  his Thursday afternoon. The pluralism and the east-west fusion and the
> perennialism all seem right as our tiny planet gets even smaller.
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