> [Platt] > If someone is going to talk about the MOQ it would be nice if he read the > book > wouldn't it? > > [Arlo] > Too funny. Nice distraction try though. But yes, let's take the quote you > just > offered (again) and return the woeful rhetoric of your latest posts. > > "Dynamic Quality, the source of all things, the pre-intellectual cutting > edge > of reality, always appears as "spur of the moment" Where else could it > appear?" > (Lila, 11) > > DQ is the "cutting edge of reality". OK. That's what I've been saying at > every > step of the way. > > The you say, "DQ ONLY appears as the spur of the moment, not constantly as > the > you stupidly claim." > > So here we are with a "spur of the moment" that does not appear > constantly. > > Let's combine this into Plattitude A. > > "Dynamic Quality... always appears as the "spur of the moment", and this > "spur > of the moment" does not appear constantly." > > You then said of me. "Obviously you have never experienced DQ. It has > never > appeared to you." (Platt) > > Let's combine this with Plattitude A. > > "Dynamic Quality... always appears as the "spur of the moment", and this > "spur > of the moment" does not appear constantly. You have never experienced the > "spur > of the moment". The "spur of the moment" has never appeared to you." > > Ai yi yi. > > Now let's add another whopper of yours. > > "How on earth can any human being experience DQ when it only appears as > "spur > of the moment." In other words, how can anyone experience that which > doesn't > appear to him?" (Platt) > > Let's combine. > > "Dynamic Quality... always appears as the "spur of the moment", and this > "spur > of the moment" does not appear constantly. You have never experienced the > "spur > of the moment". The "spur of the moment" has never appeared to you. How > on > earth can any human being experience the "spur of the moment", since it > doesn't > appear to him?" > > So first I am rhetorically assaulted for never having "the spur of the > moment" > appear to me, but you said clearly it can never appear to anyone! > > So dreadful. I understand why your only recourse here is the inane > rhetoric of > talk-radio, but good god man, you're embarrassing yourself! > > Apparently, reading the book is not enough, Platt. You have to understand > it. > Something you, apparently, simply do not do. > > Don't misunderstand, these rhetorical gems are keepers. Keep tossin' 'em, > maybe > all the maimed angels will actually get a chuckle. > > DQ is "the ongoing Dynamic edge of experience". Not "some". Not the > "occasional". ALL. Period. > > ALL experience is Quality, and contains in that the seeds of chance, > uncertainty, that is DQ, the cutting edge, the zero-moment. We experience > this > every second of every day.
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