Doug Renselle (renselle@on-net.net)
Tue, 3 Mar 1998 18:52:32 +0100
Bo,
I shall scan said material and email to you.
To see the animation I did just click on this URL:
http://www.quantonics.com/Level%204%20QTO%20SOM%20to%20sVo%20to%20SOQ.html
The file is about 300 kb, so it takes about 2 minutes to download at
28.2kbaud. However, the file is a GIF89A, thus it is interlaced and the
animation will start before the whole download is complete.
Enjoy!
See if this animation relates to your SOM as intellect of MoQ idea. If
not, let me know, and I shall render my thoughts if that would be
helpful.
Mtty,
Doug Renselle.
Bodvar Skutvik wrote:
>
> Sun, 01 Mar 1998 00:19:41 +0000
> Doug Renselle wrote
>
> > TLS,
> > If you can, see the latest - March/April 1998 Issue of the New York
> > Academy of Sciences magazine, 'The Sciences.'
> > At least three items of interest for TLS here:
> > "Unmasking Tradition," by Rogaia Mustafa Abusharaf on Sudanese
> female
> > circumcision as a socio/cultural rite.
> > "Initial Conditions - Rite of Shame," forward to the above article
> by
> > The Science's editor Peter G. Brown. Brown broaches the actuality
> of
> > many truths across different cultures and the tendency for humankind
> to
> > lapse into, '...a paralyzing cultural relativism...' Here is a real
> > world example of how MoQ solves a very difficult cultural problem.
> > Also, in the same issue, in an article titled, "All Wet," about
> alcohol
> > abstinence, there is a beautiful Rene' Magritte: 'The Raw Nerve,'
> 1960.
> > (re: the Einstein Meets Magritte conference, 1995, where Pirsig
> > presented SODV)
>
> Doug.
> The said magazine is not normally to be obtained at my nook, but
> the "Unmasking Tradition" article sounded highly interesting (during
> my absence I wrote a piece called "Tribal MOQ" (for the forum) that
> may have a bearing on these matters). Can you possibly scan and mail
> it to me? I can order it if not possible, but it takes ages.
>
> I attach this re.your other message as well: Sorry, the portion of
> your message concerning the "Lorenz transformation" must have
> passed me by in its time. It was useful knowledge however and it's
> great to hear that you are at work on a SOM/MOQ "transformation" too.
> I'll be looking forward to see it "live". Animation means a video
> sequence - or?
>
> I wonder if Dave Thomas is still around. He is a wizard with
> his "Adobe" paint box and would possibly be able to come up with an
> artful diagram. So Dave, if you read this and recognize the need for
> a connection between subject/object and the Quality world view,
> sharpen your digital crayons.
>
> Also Doug, I wonder if you have noticed my obsession with the
> SOM-as-Intellect-of-MOQ idea? I find it a kind of transformation in
> itself; a seamless knitting together of the two. Anthony doubts if
> Pirsig would vouch for it, but I find it a natural consequence of the
> original Quality "equation".
>
> Bo
>
>
>
>
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