Hi again
Kevin wrote:
> << all before the Big Bang was Dynamic Quality
Hmm... I'm not so sure about that anymore. First of all, it seems a little strange
that each lower level is more static than the level above. Then suddenly the "level"
below the inorganic is nothing but dynamic.
My thinking goes something like this:
Suppose there is a level below the inorganic level, this level would be more static
than the inorganic, let's call it the quantum level. The quantum level doesn't look
very static to me or anyone else I assume. The challenge here is to discover the
pattern
of that level and would leave ~88% of the MoQ uncharted.
My approach to this challenge, and other level problems, is to look at the levels
above (or below) and compare their interrelationships. In this case, the quantum level
looks chaotic to the inorganic level, but when we step up one level, we see that the
inorganic level looks equally chaotic to the biological level. The only way we can
taste a bar of chocolate, (the "hello world" example of a biological SPoV), is to
consume it, and then it's gone. The biological Quality Event is the only biologically
real
"thing" and if we want to experience it again, we have to take another bite and
consume some more.
The same thing happens when we observe a quantum event, we call the inorganic QE the
observation and this observation consumes the lower level patterns just as the tasting
consumes the inorganic patterns of the chocolate bar.
Maybe I'd better stop here for now, let me know if someone's interested to discuss
this in depth.
Magnus
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