[John]
All I'm saying Arlo, is that I don't read the MoQ as a map. I read the
MoQ as a compass. I'll make my own map, thank you.
[Arlo]
Which is effect what we all do, really. We are all part of the larger
historical dialogue, and from that we listen and we speak and we try to
make sense of what's in front of us. A compass, to me, would seem to
indicate a certain 'objectivity' (it always points 'north' regardless of
where you are or what situation you are in), but that may be my own use
of the word.
[John]
It's not designed to be useful to anyone else. My map is strictly for me.
[Arlo]
I suppose it depends on how you define "useful". I find maps others have
made of certain topographies useful if for no other reason that to see
how others defined certain problems and how they suggested they be
resolved.
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