[MD] The Dynamics of Value
Andre Broersen
andrebroersen at gmail.com
Thu Oct 28 03:33:10 PDT 2010
Ham to Alex, Mark, Andre [Adrie mentioned]:
I can accept "observation" as a synonym for "experience" in delineating or
actualizing essents (objects).However, I cannot comprehend how observation can occur without an
"observer".
Andre:
Here is the full Annotation Ham ( I noticed I had omitted the term 'intellectual'):
Annotn. 65. 'It seems close but I think it is really very far apart. In the Copenhagen Interpretation,
and in all subject-object metaphysics, both the observed (the object) and the observer (the
subject) are assumed to exist prior to the observation. In the MOQ, nothing exists prior to
the observation. The observation creates the intellectual patterns called “observed” and
“observer.” Think about it. How could a subject and object exist in a world where there
are no observations?'
But when you say:'... I cannot comprehend how observation can occur without an 'observer'.' you are absolutely correct. But where does it say that? What the MOQ argues is that the observer and that which is observed arise together. You cannot have the one without the other.
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