Ham: But now I see that you've convinced Ron that patterns ARE dynamic! [Ron prev]: > But to be exact, yes you are quite right as I understand it. > So I guess we can answer the thread title by saying > theoretically a pattern is never static.
Ham: The MoQ is a theory, is it not? Then, theoretically speaking--logically--a pattern must either be dynamic or static. Well, which is it to be, gentlemen? Ron: It is both. Remember static is a relative term. The term static is relative for it all is in dynamic flux. Static In turn refers to perceptible phenomena in a dynamic flowing field. That which is perceptible is a repeating pattern or a pattern of value Cohesive enough to be sensed for a duration. Those patterns which posses Relative Cohesiveness for greater durations are said to posses more Static quality. When you want to speak about it using language, one that has only three Cases of subject, object, possessive and utilizes predicated statements To build systems of analytically sensible thought systems as methods of Attaining Comprehension, a paradox emerges. To communicate patterns They need to be isolated and labeled then meant to be understood as The active pattern itself. So when we say Static and dynamic we mean to Convey relative degrees of process in motion in a pattern Relative to other Patterns. When we say that things are more static than others, we do not mean They are strictly static patterns. The static/dynamic interpretation Is a human interpretation of dynamic process. Contrary to Chris, I do not think of it in terms of a static entity "responding" to some unknown force called dynamic quality. That would be Looking at it in a subject/object way, which MoQ breaks from. It implies cause and effect it implies dynamic is separate from static. MoQ simply falls apart at this level when interpreted this way. Matter is energy, thoughts are energy, we are energy. Patterns of Convergent energy. And that's about as close as my tiny skull Can get. Moq_Discuss mailing list Listinfo, Unsubscribing etc. http://lists.moqtalk.org/listinfo.cgi/moq_discuss-moqtalk.org Archives: http://lists.moqtalk.org/pipermail/moq_discuss-moqtalk.org/ http://moq.org.uk/pipermail/moq_discuss_archive/
