(Sorry, I sent the former version by mistake)
More and more I become aare of the relevance of the very concept of a point of
view
(and some flexibility in switching from one another) to the MOQ (that good old
Sophism).
The very same sentence you quote, Platt, also tells us that we must strife to
eliminate
suffering if we are to play the game of Quality. Accept suffering, and it will
stop driving
the process of evolution. No?
Andrea
Platt Holden wrote
> Hi Marco:
>
> But in the end, Pirsig was glad to get rid of Lila:
>
> "Across the cabin, on the pilot berth, Phaedrus saw that her suitcase
> was gone. There was a nice empty hole there. That was good. That
> meant he could get the trays of slips back out and have room to get to
> work on them again. That was good too. He remembered that
> PROGRAM slip he wrote to wait until Lila gets off the boat. He could
> cross that one off now." (Lila, Chap. 32).
>
> By the way, humanitarians dedicated to eliminate suffering should note
> the following passage:
>
> "If you eliminate suffering from this world you eliminate life. There's no
> evolution. Those species that don't suffer don't survive. Suffering is the
> negative face of Quality that drives the whole process." (Lila, Chap. 29)
>
> Platt
>
>
>
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