Steve said:
Pirsig's view does not postulate an autonomous agent as a fundamental premise
that wills this and that, and so free will of the classical sort is denied by
the MOQ.
dmb says:
That's true. But the MOQ also divides DQ from sq, which is the distinction
between the quality of freedom and the quality of order. It's very different
from the free will-determinism debate but freedom and order still play an
important role. I think they're supposed to be partners, not opposed options.
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