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[Mary]

> DQ is undefined. That means you can't make any claims about it at all. You

> can't say what it is or isn't, and you can't compare or analogize it with

> anything that is known. Any and all words reduce it immediately to
> something it is not. Correct?

IMHO not correct. DQ is undefined because it cannot be analyzed
(into more fundamental terms), but that doesn't mean it cannot
talked about. Talking about whatever does not change it.

[Mary]
> He goes to great pains to explain that all reality is SQ

Reality = DQ + SQ (see Pirsig, SODV)

DQ cannot be free will, because Pirsig's example of DQ (jumping
off a hot stove) is INvoluntary.
Nor is DQ evolution, because it is SQ that exhibits evolution 
from level to level.
Craig