Good morning Andre,
Thanks for the link to the McW/RMP paper.
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Andre:
In the paper I quoted Pirsig is quite clear about this as well:
'Within the MOQ, Pirsig makes it explicitly clear that the universe is to
be understood in terms of evolution. Pirsig's system is static, like any
other. He therefore has admitted to a decaying system and, moreover, one
that we are supposed to use as the basis for moral decision-making. But
Pirsig is clear also that his evolution is a true evolution - it has a
direction rather than being a meaningless pattern of changes. In fact, it is
evolving upwards towards the better from the worse.
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mel:
Two things...
First,
What did was the meaning of the fragment:
He therefore has admitted to a decaying system (?)
and
Second,
I found it interesting that the question came up of whether there
truly is cosmological evolution and no one pointed out that the
evidence for such (or its recognition from another point of view)
is referred to as entropy.
thanks--mel
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