Paralyzed I tells ya,

 

 

The Grammatical shift in contextual meaning has created a split

In MoQ that no one can put their finger on but was and is

The source of perpetual conflict in understanding MoQ in a cohesive

Manner.  Consequently we get caught up in arguments of meaning

Favoring either an abstract interpretation or a concrete one, never

The twain meeting contiguously in a cohesive whole understanding.

 

What is MoQ?

 

Is a good koan to illustrate this distinction in our language.

 

Cohesively then

Quality is dynamic. (abstract)   

the first division or setting of limits for purposes of
conceptualization

and linguistic meaning is DQ/SQ  an assumed referent to place a more

complex break down of  descriptive terms (concrete) the four level

hierarchy which gets more and more specific in concrete terms.

 

Since SoM only deals with concrete terms MoQ ventures into,

co-habitates and emerges within SoM principles.

 

What brought this to my attention was Bo trying to define

This phenomena by following the concrete terms through

To the abstract meaning giving him the impression that

MoQ  in abstract terms constituted another level of

Quality. This really seems the case when coming from

The concrete perspective that Pirsig sets us in.

 

"he remembered that Franz Boas had said that in a primitive culture
people speak only about actual experiences. They don't discuss what is
virtue, good, evil, beauty; the demands of their daily life, like those
of our uneducated classes, don't extend beyond the virtues shown on
definite occasions by definite people, good or evil deeds of their
fellow tribesman, and the beauty of a particular man, woman or object.
They don't talk about abstract ideas. But Boas said, 'The Dakota Indian
considers goodness to be a noun rather than an adjective.'

That was true, Phaedrus thought, and that was very objective. But it was
like an explorer noticing that there's a huge vein of pure yellow metal
emerging from the side of a cliff, jotting the fact down in his diary,
and then never expanding on the subject because he's only interested in
facts and doesn't want to get into evaluations or interpretations.

Good is a noun. That was it. That was what Phaedrus had been looking
for. That was the homer, over the fence, that ended the ball game. Good
as a noun rather than an adjective is all the Metaphysics of Quality is
about. Of course, the ultimate Quality isn't a noun or an adjective or
anything else definable, but if you had to reduce the whole Metaphysics
of Quality to a single sentence, that would be it."

-Lila pg 191

 

Ron:

Good as a noun rather than an adjective is all the Metaphysics of
Quality is about,  He was on the verge of putting his finger on it

At the end of Lila. What better describes the situation is that Good is
a noun that has abstract and concrete meaning. With the

Focal point of MoQ being that abstract terms exist as equally as
concrete terms. In fact this was eluded to with how aboriginal

Cultures using nouns that express abstraction via adjectives, nouns are
strictly concrete in meaning, see how he flips the context

Once more at the end when he states that Quality is a noun not an
adjective, I bet he is saying that Quality carries the meaning

Of an abstract noun when used in concrete context. 

"Of course, the ultimate Quality isn't a noun or an adjective or
anything else definable, but if you had to reduce the whole Metaphysics
of Quality to a single sentence, that would be it."

 

Quality splits into DQ/SQ when used as a noun. Abstract/concrete per
grammatical use. Now exploring Quality as a verb in terms

Of tense of past present and future aims towards how DM uses actuality
and possibility to discuss potential. In some ways

It introduces active dynamism in discussions involving concrete nouns..

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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