[MD] Quality as the fundamental building block of reality

[Tuukka Virtaperko]

All,

Let's suppose no philosophy besides the MOQ ever existed. What, then, 
would it mean to state that everything is Quality?

If "being Quality" is the property of any thing, the following question 
will arise: which one is more fundamental - that thing or its property 
of being Quality?

Yet, if you can't identify the properties of everything, you can't 
really state anything about it.

Of course there are also other philosophies than the MOQ, such as SOM. 
Therefore, it is reasonable to say that "everything is Quality", because 
this conveys the idea that anybody who says so wishes to discuss 
philosophy from the viewpoint of the Metaphysics of Quality, and not 
from the viewpoint of some other doctrine. But if other doctrines would 
not exist, I don't know what it would mean to say that "everything is 
Quality". It's not, in a strict sense, a philosophical statement. It's 
mostly an instruction for humans to choose the right tradition of 
discussion from multiple alternatives.

-Tuukka