--- In [email protected], "Bill!" <BillSmart@...> wrote:
>
> The crux of this argument is not WHETHER you judge things to be good or bad,
> but HOW you judge things to be good or bad. If you use your intellect,
> rationality (discriminating mind) to judge things you are liable to be let
> down. If the judgement is coming from Buddha Mind (and then it's not really
> a judgement but a 'seeing' or 'knowing') then you will never be led astray.
>
> ...Bill!
>
Hi Bill! It may be of interest to you to know that the latest solid research
in neurology, backed-up by hard experimental evidence, is that we judge such
things on an unconscious level and only after this do we come up with a
conscious rationalization. I invite you to research this online. So we never
actually use the discriminating intellect to form our value judgements.
Steve
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