From: Platt Holden (pholden@sc.rr.com)
Date: Tue Aug 05 2003 - 12:28:57 BST
Hi Jonathan,
> PIRSIG
> "Dynamic Quality and chaos are both patternless, and so it would seem
> they have a lot in common, particularly the fact that you can't say
> anything about them without getting into static patterns. But if you do,
> you can say that Dynamic Quality is good and precedes static
> improvement. It is the source of experience. Chaos, by contrast is the
> condition of total destruction. You can't call it either good or bad.
> It is not the source of anything."
> JONATHAN replies:
> Platt, let me ask some leading question:
> How do you tell the difference between DQ and chaos?
> Is the difference real?
Don't know how immediately. Like degeneracy, time tells. Then it's a
value call on your part, based on your experience.
> As an aside, you might enjoy re-reading the opening chapter of Genesis!!
I'm sure I would. Lots of wisdom in that old book don't you agree?
Platt
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