Woods and Carl (Welcome!)

great posts!

woods says:

Regulation and socialism too heavily
relied upon to save us suffocates dynamic quality.  Suffocates freedom.
It's not that we would
need to be all freedom, but a balance can be struck where we come to our
conclusions and ways of living on our own without needing others who think
they
know best how to fix everything for us.

Andre says

As I read your posts I was reminded of another passage in Lila (p314) the
part where "...faith in man's basic goodness as spontaneous and natural is
disastously naive..etc".

May I suggest that regulation and their related institutions have been put
in place as static PoV's as 'latching devices' to remind, regulate, guide
and preserve etc the activities of social PoV's.These are there in response
to and recognition of a reminder that freedom also implies responsibilities
and consequences. "Blindly" responding and acting to a dynamic quality
event can be dangerous.
Again,and we all seem to agree on this..the trick is to find the balance.
That is to have those institutions work in such a way as to being capable of
responding to DQ. This process is going to be slow but...just thinking off
the top of my head: Isn't it already happening here and there along the
lines of "acting in the spirit of the law...", (and not its actual
wording).This spirit , in time, will result in a change of the actual
wording. a DQ inspired spirit changed into a static PoV (but a 'better' one
than the one before). And so things will change....for the better..we all
hope.

Anyway, just a thought. Andre
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