[Arlo previously]
Rather, we get people who have latched onto this rather literally and are using 
it to justify two 'competing' views rather than understanding their symbiotic 
and synthetic co-occurence as, I think, both Pirsig and Northrop would've 
hoped. 

[djh]
Do you honestly think Marsha prefers two 'competing' views? I don't think so.  

[Arlo]
I was talking about YOU, David. I've never once seen Marsha say she was in 
'context one', but I see YOU say it all the time. You've latched onto Paul's 
idea, revised it into something like a "dynamic/East context" and a 
"static/West context" (which is wrong), and you use it to compartmentalize 
people incorrectly. In fact, all you're really doing is replicating the 
'romantic/classic' distinction of ZMM and saying the are both legitimate ways 
to understand Quality, rather than seeing the synthesis that Pirsig (and 
Northrop) crafted.

There are not "two contexts", there is one "context" illuminated by these two 
symbiotic ways of understanding together. 

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