[MF] reality: interactions or quality?

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Kevin : 
    Thanks for the George Johnson  reference.   I'll try look for it.  From 
the topics, it reminds  me of another book which deals with Quantum Mechanics, 
"Taking the Quantum  Leap", by Fred Alan Wolfe (1981).  Wolfe's book is a good 
history of  science, with philosophical associations, and is particularly 
focused on the  non-continuity of time, which was been assumed continuous (as 
opposed to  discrete) by classical science.    Wolfe's book got sticky for me  
near the end, where he tried to theorize about the operation of quantum  
mechanics in the realm of conciousness...   Wolfe's later books seem  to be even more 
New Age-ish, (by title and marketing context), but I haven't  read them.  I 
liked this one, though.
 
I'm interested in thinking about the MoQ, and quality, in the context of  
Quantum Mechanics, so I'm interested in many of your questions, but may have to  
work on it slowly.  I'm going to try to do that...
 
Thanks for the questions.
 
 
Ted
 
The map is not THE territory, but it is a territory.