On (No, or invalid, date.), you wrote:
> But wisdom is not having a 'you beaut' metaphysics that explains everything. And
>that's the limitation of endlessly discussing Pirsig's MOQ. Isn't anyone else tired?
Not yet. Though I only just got here.
I have to say I agree with you that there is more to life than
thinking and reading books. Without a playground in which to apply
these ideas it's merely geometry.
The problem, I think, comes when you go along to get along. Give up
the debate and row in with thinking you know to be incorrect.
I didn't reply to the earlier post but on reading ZAMM I find it hard
to think of anyone who had bad things to say about Phaedrus. Being
true to himself he had something to offer.
The narrator is a different case.
regards,
Ian
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