> [Krimel]
> Mental Substance?
> Is that an oxymoron?
> How much "mental substance" will fit in a shot glass?

Steve:
I'm not sure what your quote of me was referring to, and I'm not sure  
what you are objecting to other than my word choice. I think I took  
this use of "substance" from Northrop when he was describing Locke's  
philosophy. Call it what you want.

How many thoughts fit in a shot glass or how many shot glasses fit in  
a thought? The point is, in SOM terms they are different universes  
with no connection while the MOQ is able to relate them in a static  
hierarchy by demonstrating the two connecting terms of biological and  
social patterns.

[Krimel]
I was merely checking to see if you buy this notion of mental substance or
disembodied consciousness. James would say no, that mental events arise from
physical substance. There is a long history of attempts to validate James
ideas here. I do not think this is unique to the MoQ.

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