Um, excuse me xcto, but all a compass does is point out
direction. The pictue you piant is of a compass that "just points"?
C'mon, you're just making stuff up now. There's no argument here. No one
is suggesting the MOQ is life's "instruction manual". Compass is just a
good metaphor anyway. (seee below)
> His books didn't give us a moral compass because Pirisig could only
> give us HIS moral compass. He didn't want to do it. That's why he
> ended
> with the passage "Good is a noun." He knew he didn't have THE MORAL
> COMPASS.
> That final quote was him just pointing in the right direction for us
> to find
> OUR moral compass.
>
>
[David Buchanan] I'd like to see a conversation along these
lines. Count me in. (Below)
> I wish we could talk about how a society's 'moral compass' is created
> by
> celebrity and the creation of social social cliques (and intellectual
> social
> cliques) within societies, but that is another BIG THING. I believe
> it ties
> into 'the giant' and the roots of our generally successful modern
> government
> system and combines it with how knowledge grows(through an
> evolutionary
> process).
> Does this give anyone ideas?
>
>
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