It seems to me that all things under the sun that can make personal judgments. can also make errors, and often do.
mando ________________________________ From: Tom McCormack <[email protected]> To: [email protected] Sent: Mon, August 2, 2010 3:50:33 PM Subject: Re: Penelope's Twelve Axe Handles, or, Why Does Error Occur? On Aug 2, 2010, at 5:46 PM, Michael Brady wrote: > am interested in the first cause, not the material, efficient, or final > cause: How does (or did) error come to occur? (It's the second part to the > Adam & Eve story, in a way.) I ran it to ground with the Uncertainty > Principle, but I'm speculating in a dark, foggy void. Now I confess I don't know what you're after. It sounds like you assume the universe had a beginning, and maybe you believe a god created it, and you wonder why he allowed error, or something. You mentioned this had important implications for art. Maybe you could convey a more serviceable idea of what you are about if you could give what you see as examples of how something call the "first cause" affects "art".
