Bugger off!  Do you understand the word paradox?  

On Mar 17, 2011, at 4:07 PM, Andre Broersen wrote:

> Marsha;
> 
> My heart is aching for the people in Japan.  I don't get the hype from 
> television, but I have been paying attention to events posted on the 
> Internet, and it is all awful beyond words.  It is so awful it is hard to 
> believe it is really happening, yet I know it is.  The question 'Why?' sticks 
> in my throat and I choke.  It is unbearably awful.
> 
> Andre:
> I'm going to be a real bastard here Marsha but your sentiments are just 
> hypocritical and unbelievably false! And I'll ram the reason right down your 
> throat, since for you 'all static patterns of value, even those in the MoQ, 
> are ever-changing and interdependent'.
> 
> How can you be so concerned and feel so 'unbearably awful' when the situation 
> in Japan meets all your convictions of what sq 'really' is. As dmb and Dan 
> and others have continuously pointed out to you, this 'view' of 
> 'ever-changing' things isn't helping anything or anybody. Confusing DQ with 
> sq makes an awful mess of things.
> 
> Why has it such an impact on you? Because your static patterns have been 
> upset? This should be a normal state of affairs for you! Sorry but I thought 
> you would not know what that means... stability...stable patterns of value... 
> NO!they are ever changing for you.
> 
> This is what Pirsig's MOQ is about. It is what LILA is about. He'd said 
> enough about DQ (as he explains at the end of Chapter 9) and turned his 
> attention to sq and developed the 5 moral codes out of this ... as a guide 
> for, among other things, right action and yea, also right grieving. Stable 
> patterns give us things to hold on to. Things we cherish and love and care 
> for and can care about. Without stability this would not be possible.
> 
> I apologize immediately Marsha because I do think you are genuinely upset 
> but, for goodness sake let your experience inform your theory with 
> consistency. Static patterns as ever-changing makes them frivolous and 
> illusory. This may have been the conviction of the Indian professor at 
> Benares University answering Phaedrus' query about the reality of Hiroshima 
> and Nagasaki but Pirsig's MOQ is of a different quality.
> 
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