Hettinger (hettingr@iglou.com)
Mon, 27 Jul 1998 15:18:05 +0100
Hi, Platt, Andy and LS.
> SQ = that which can be defined and analyzed and therefore subjected to
> rational tests.
> DQ = evolution away from SQ, transcending SQ and thus not subject to
> rational analysis.
>
Platt, I know you guys are working through a particular aspect of DQ
(and I haven't been following closely), but still,
Don't you think there is a lot of existing SQ that cannot be defined,
analyzed and subjected to rational tests?
I'm thinking of
* all kinds of patterns that have evolved over time that haven't been
noticed
* patterns we don't know how to notice,
* patterns that people (intellect) don't value (and therefore cannot
define) but WOULD be valued by biology or the social level
cheers,
Maggie
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