From: SQUONKSTAIL@aol.com
Date: Wed Jun 11 2003 - 17:30:05 BST
But this dynamicism of intellectual level patterns seems to give less
credibility to any particular idea - if in ten years it may not exist, why
is it moral for a fleeting idea to kill off (or harm) society?
Hi Johnny,
Too much beer the night before huh? I know the feeling as a beer lover
myslef. (But keep that strictly to yourself as i don't wish to gain the reputation
of a lush? OK?)
You raise a good point. But Social patterns are robust don't you feel? They
are not that easily killed off. If it be the case that intellectual patterns
begin to undermine social patterns so that society becomes pathological, then by
definition that is a low Quality state for the happiness and well being of
Human life. Having said that, intellectual patterns can and do raise Quality of
life, as with the irradication of poverty, disease, and privilege of power. At
least, that is a good harmonising state to be in when it is achieved?
squonk
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