Heh, heh, I had to expect from the peanut gallery of the frustrated.
(yes, dmb, get laid sometime).

So dmb, let me see if I have this right. You say that my issue with
psychology is psychological.  You also claim that philosophy is
psychological.  Hmmmm... I am beginning to get this.  And you say that
my issue with psychology is personal, and also that philosophy is
personal.  Good... it is beginning to fit.  And you state that I had a
personal encounter with psychology which you then state is an
accounting of the psyche.  And that such accounting produces
philosophy.  Well, yes... I do see what you are saying, by Jove!  But,
dmb, may I ask what is your point?  You have simply just described me
as a philosopher.  Or, are you trying to make a different point about
both me and philosophers?

I have no need to defend insanity, I AM insane and I love it!  Pity
goes out to ye sleeping SOMists, hope you find what you are looking
for, it ain't too far away. HAHAHAHAHA!!!  Time for another
rump-biting session!  I call it the Willy James' Butt Crack Snack with
crusty Deweydrops served au-pragmatal.  YEEAGH-HAA!  TASTY!

Insanely yours,
Mark


On Mon, Dec 12, 2011 at 7:44 PM, david buchanan <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> pirsigaffliction said to Mark:
> My suspicion, which puts us at odds, is that you have a reductionist view of 
> the discipline of psychology, one that only focuses on reductionists.  But I 
> don't know.  ...The problems you want to talk about seem to me much more 
> discussable only when we don't talk at such an abstract level as you do.  But 
> I'm likely in the minority here, as Pirsig does discuss these problems at 
> that level of abstraction.  But either way, your conditional claim that "the 
> intent of psychology to 'understand' the mind through rigorous data 
> collection" doesn't seem right to me as history or conceptual substance. ...
>
>
> dmb says:
> My suspicion is that Mark's problem with psychology is personal, not 
> philosophical. I suspect Mark is here largely because he is sympathetic with 
> Pirsig's criticisms of psychiatry and/or Pirsig's defense of insanity as a 
> kind of adjustment period. It's between the lines, but the man is complaining 
> about his own personal encounter with psychology.
>
> psyche * logos = psych * ology = an account of the psyche
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