Gerhard,
thanks for your words.
> However, Marco, did you ever get any reply to your question:
> >Isn't market a social pattern in your MOQ? Is the market freedom itself?
> I could not find any answers to this question from Platt and the others.
Oh, yes, of course it's social. Platt admits that. What I really don't get is
what do he (and others) suggest for intellect to dominate society.
> I'm also surprised and pleased to see that I do agree so much with your
> opinion in relating MoQ to political values.
Well, it seems I have a particular feeling with Norwegians (Hi Bo!) Maybe it's
a vocation of my hometown (I live near Rimini, that is full of Scandinavians in
summertime :-)
> My kids to a "Reggio Emilia" based kindergarten. I didn't know it was
> an Italian based philosophy.
Great! I knew that those kindergartens have been replicated in Northern Europe.
Actually I do believe that it is one of the few recent things we Italians should
be proud of.
Ad meliora
Marco
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