Gerhard and all,
Glen wrote:
>> I surmise that you are not an engineer.
Gerhard wrote:
> BTW - In fact I am a structural engineer and have been responsible for
disigning some
> bridges and tall bildings, but my speciality is offshore structures.
I retract my surmise with surprise and apologise.
Glen wrote:
>> How many ways are there to build a bridge? Which one is the true bridge?
Nonsense.
>> They all do the same thing but there are an infinite kinds of bridge you
can construct.
>> This is freedom of design not subjectivity. Freedom should definitely be
present in
>> the MoQ because Dynamic Quality always has an element of freedom.
>> Biological forms are not evolving toward a particluar form why should any
>> other level?
Gerhard:
> OK, I can accept that. We all start from MoQ, and "design" what is right
or wrong. This
> will definitely result in different results, depending on the person - and
in other
> words subjective.
Could define a system that contains an element of freedom (Dynamic Quality)
that would not in be subjective? I think not. If you are correct then the
MoQ is fatally flawed. I do not think this is the case. Why did you choose
the terms "right" or "wrong"? These are prejoritive terms and I don't think
they are appropriate. Is a stone bridge "right" and a steel one "wrong"?
Is the Dali "right" and the Escher "wrong"? If this is true at the
inorganic level then it would follow that it would true at the other levels
too. As a software engineer by profession I understand that it is possible
to re-arrange the same instruction set in a countless number of ways and
still accomplish the same task. All of these ways are correct and none of
these ways are wrong. Do they look different? Yes. Some might have
advantages other others and from these you select the ones that best fits
your needs. Is the result a good solution to the problem? This is the real
question. We select the design that survives the tests of what we concieve
our needs to be. Survival of the fitess! If there is subjectivity in the
process (in software) it's usually because we have identified incorrect
needs.
AreteLaugh
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