[Platt quotes Pirsig to show that "Dynamic" = "good"]
"After many months of thinking about it, he was left with a reward of two
terms: Dynamic good and static good..." (Lila, 9)

[Arlo]
If we interpret this quote the way you intend, then there is no "bad". Both DQ
and SQ are "good", and if everything is either DQ or SQ, then everything is
"good".

But the issue here is, as always, one of "intent". I contend there is none. DQ
has no "purpose" or no "plan" is manipulating, coordinating, or ordering any
"grand scheme".

DQ is "unintentional consequences", it is something unexpected that is grasped
upon after-the-fact. It is not a "God" that has created and ordered the Cosmos
to produce "man". We are lucky to be here, not planned to be, we are an
accident, not placed here to "witness the splendor of God (Essence, or
Qualigod). Each "stage" in evolution is an "AHA!" not a "And Now Qualigod Makes
Man! Poof!". We were an unplanned appearance that DQ grapsed onto, not one it
planned to make. It may make you feel all warm and fuzzy to think Qualigod made
you just special, and it may give you feelings of purpose to think your role in
the cosmos is to masturbate the ego of a needy and vain "source" (as it does
for Ham), but all it would take is one single asteroid, following inorganic
quality, to exterminate humankind, and DQ won't do a thing to stop it; can't,
in fact, nor would it care, as it will just latch onto the next happenstance
pattern that appears and move forward without us.






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