Andre:
At the usual risk of having misunderstood the line of reasoning ...just some
observations re Bodvar and Ham's exchange:

Ham:
Experience IS "interpreting reality".

Bodvar:
Agree. No one living in an ordered universe can avoid interpreting
reality (i.e. "having a metaphysics")

Andre: (I think I know what you are suggesting Bodvar but I want clarity)
Disagree! Experience is reality. The interpretations come afterwards.

Ham:
In order to accept the premise of a unified Dynamic Quality, we have to
hypothesize that our "real world" does not exist.

Andre:

(Not sure what you mean by 'unified Dynamic Quality' Ham. You are suggesting
something about DQ).

Our 'real world' is an illusion if it is regarded as consisting of fixed
subjects and objects and that being all there is and all that ever will be.

Bodvar:
Thus the true MOQ is the "Dynamic not anything/Static something"

Andre:
Agree!

While Pirsig speaks about a Dynamic not anything/Static MOQ.

Andre:
A continuous bone of contention. I'll stick with your 'true' MOQ statement
which is Pirsig's  first slice.

Ham:
Not even the MoQ can do this without positing levels of quality, the
divisions of which cannot logically be attributed to an undivided
source.

Andre:

There is nothing logical about DQ.It defies intellectualisation and one will
never do justice to it being approached in this way.
Everytime you put your intellectual finger on it, it slips further and
further away.

Bodvar:
Everything at the social was god-given, the individual a helpless instrument
of the divine play .

Andre:

And now, everything social is intellect driven and the individual a helpless
instrument of the rational game. SOM to the core.

Is the MoQ a 'rebel' intellectual pattern? Or is it a Code of Art(full)
living?
The latter, the former or both?
Let's go for both as they do complement eachother!

Andre
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