dmb said:
The second question (Is Pirsig right?) can't really be raised until the first 
one (What does Pirsig mean?) has been answered pretty well.  The attempts to be 
clear about what Pirsig is and is not saying are bizarrely construed as 
oppressive dogmatism or an evil static trap.  Why in the world would we NOT 
want to know what Pirsig means?  What is the point and purpose of this 
discussion group?


John replied:
Pretty well? You mean all the commas counted? The whole thing sliced, diced and 
thoroughly intellectually analyzed?  I think the MoQ is a pretty nifty tool for 
avoiding static traps. Methinks you're mainly concerned with turning it into a 
static trap. You got the impulses of a priest, dave, and this your religion.


dmb says:
Yes, of course, understanding what Pirsig means is going to entail a thorough 
intellectual analysis. The purpose of this forum is to talk about a set of 
philosophical ideas known as the MOQ. What could be more appropriate than a 
careful analysis of those ideas? It's like complaining about mechanical 
precision at the auto repair shop. These complaints are fantastically idiotic.




                                          
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