Hello again,

To account for the variations of a pattern, I like to use the 
double negative, or pattern-x is opposite-from-non-pattern-x.
There could be a lot of individual variation within that
type of definition.   


Marsha



On Apr 4, 2010, at 4:08 AM, MarshaV wrote:

> 
> 
> Hello Bo,
> 
> I understand a pattern to be a sequence/repetition, having a beginning, 
> a middle and an end, thus ever-changing and impermanent.  DQ is always 
> present, yes?   
> 
> 
> Marsha
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> On Apr 3, 2010, at 11:28 AM, Bodvar Skutvik wrote:
> 
>> Hi Marsha
>> 
>> 
>> 2 Apr. you wrote:
>> 
>> 
>>> This is how I understand the Intellectual (SOM) Level. From 
>> 
>>> the SOM perspective, there is the unknown and the known. 
>> 
>>> The known uses language as its primary tool. Language has been 
>> 
>>> built hand-in-hand with human understanding of reality, they have
>> 
>>> evolved together, and they reflect reality as subjects and objects,
>> 
>>> our language and subject-object metaphysics are interrelated. (In the
>> 
>>> Social Level, this s-o understanding is unconscious.) In the
>> 
>>> Intellectual Level the subject-object split is conscious, and has
>> 
>>> undergone a dissection to strip the `subjective´ from influencing our
>> 
>>> search for the external Truth in Nature. The Intellectual Level
>> 
>>> represents a formal Subject-Object Metaphysics, SOM, and is
>> 
>>> interconnected with the language we use to organize concepts and
>> 
>>> assign meaning. This is accomplished by giving concepts artificial
>> 
>>> boundaries and imaginary independence.
>> 
>> 
>> An impressive analysis. I recognize the difficulty in this "SOM-as-
>> 
>> MOQ's 4th level/SOM-as-MOQ's-antagonist" juggling. The 
>> 
>> known/unknown as part of intellect's repertoire, but not in the sense of 
>> 
>> unknown=subjective and known=objective, merely as "knowledge". 
>> 
>> 
>> I think the S/O split isn't merely "unconscious" but completely absent 
>> 
>> at the social level, why it (social value) was regarded as Quality itself 
>> 
>> by ZAMM (the Aretê that SOM =intellect ousted from 
>> 
>> the scene)
>> 
>> 
>>> From the MoQ perspective, Reality = Quality(DQ(unpatterned 
>> 
>>> experience)/sq(patterned experience(inorganic, biological, social,
>> 
>>> intellectual & code of art))). Every pattern contained within every
>> 
>>> level, including intellectual static patterns of value, is represented
>> 
>>> in that `sq´. Patterns are provisional, interrelated, ever-changing,
>> 
>>> and impermanent. 
>> 
>> 
>> Static patterns as interrelated, "yes", but ever-changing and impermanent"
>> 
>> ... hmmm. "Static" means never changing - not having the capacity for 
>> 
>> change until DQ prods it. I would say the static levels and patterns are 
>> 
>> "incomplete" compared to the DQ/SQ which is the complete 
>> 
>> configuration.  
>> 
>> 
>> 
>> 
>> Bodvar
>> 
>> 
>> ?
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