LS Call for votes, October 1999

1999-09-30 Thread pclark

1 vote for number four.Ken 




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Re: LS CALL FOR VOTES OCTOBER 1999

1999-09-30 Thread Peter O'Neil

At 08:57 AM 9/28/99 +0200, you wrote:

I vote for #3.

>3) (Diana)
>
>Pirsig says that the four levels of the MOQ are "all there is".
>But if each level evolved out of the one beneath it, then
>is it possible for a fifth level to emerge? If so what are the
>possible candidates for this level and how would we recognize
>it?




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Re: LS CALL FOR VOTES OCTOBER 1999

1999-09-30 Thread Marco

# 3. 

Ciao!

> 
> 3) (Diana)
> 
> Pirsig says that the four levels of the MOQ are "all there is". But if
> each level evolved
> out of the one beneath it, then is it possible for a fifth level to
> emerge? If so what
> are the possible candidates for this level and how would we recognize
> it?
> 
> 
> 




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LS CALL FOR VOTES OCTOBER 1999

1999-09-30 Thread Horse


Number 3


> 3) (Diana)
> 
> Pirsig says that the four levels of the MOQ are "all there is". But if
> each level evolved out of the one beneath it, then is it possible for a
> fifth level to emerge? If so what are the possible candidates for this
> level and how would we recognize it?


Horse




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Re: LS CALL FOR VOTES OCTOBER 1999

1999-09-29 Thread SixToedCat


Hi everyone!
#3, please.  Although I have resolved to not post until after I have 
completed a full rereading of Lila, I am so enthused about this prospective 
topic that I just had to vote.  I have been contemplating the possibility of 
the existence of a "fifth level" and would be very interested to hear other 
people's thoughts on the subject.
>^,,^< SixToes




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Re: LS CALL FOR VOTES OCTOBER 1999

1999-09-28 Thread Diana McPartlin

No 3 please

Diana


>Let the voting begin!
>
>1) (Glenn Bradford)
>
>Did Columbus create the new world? It was new afterall, wasn't it??
>
>
>2) (Marco)
>
>Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance, chapter 14.
>
>" This divorce of art from technology is completely unnatural. It's just
>that it's gone on
>so long you have to be an archeologist to find out where the two
>separated. Rotisserie
>assembly is actually a long-lost branch of sculpture, so divorced from
>its roots by
>centuries of intellectual wrong turns that just to associate the two
>sounds ludicrous."
>
>Seen in the light of MOQ, why art and technology divorced? What is
>technology today
>(especially information technology) ? Art without meaning, or ?
>
>
>3) (Diana)
>
>Pirsig says that the four levels of the MOQ are "all there is". But if
>each level evolved
>out of the one beneath it, then is it possible for a fifth level to
>emerge? If so what
>are the possible candidates for this level and how would we recognize
>it?
>
>
>4) (Diana)
>
>Leaving Quality undefined is a central tenet of the MOQ. We should
>work towards clearly explaining why this is so and exploring the
>arguments both for and against this position. Sarah: "Are you teaching
>Quality this quarter?" "Yes..." - You know what it is. No you don't. Yes
>you do 
>
>
>5) (Diana)
>
>In order to bring a pragmatic element into the discussion, state how
>Lila
>has affected our lives from a personal perspective?
>
>
>6) (DLT)
>
>COMPARE AND CONTRAST POPPER'S METAPHYSICAL THEORIES WITH THE MOQ WITH A
>FOCUS
>ON THE WORKING,EMERGENCE, AND RELATIONSHIP OF THE INTELECTUAL LEVEL WITH
>OTHER 
>LEVELS.
>
>
>
>   Magnus




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LS CALL FOR VOTES OCTOBER 1999

1999-09-28 Thread David L Thomas

LS

ONE vote for six

DLT




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LS CALL FOR VOTES OCTOBER 1999

1999-09-28 Thread Magnus Berg

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Ok

Let the voting begin!

1) (Glenn Bradford)

Did Columbus create the new world? It was new afterall, wasn't it??


2) (Marco)

Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance, chapter 14.

" This divorce of art from technology is completely unnatural. It's just
that it's gone on
so long you have to be an archeologist to find out where the two
separated. Rotisserie
assembly is actually a long-lost branch of sculpture, so divorced from
its roots by
centuries of intellectual wrong turns that just to associate the two
sounds ludicrous."

Seen in the light of MOQ, why art and technology divorced? What is
technology today
(especially information technology) ? Art without meaning, or ?


3) (Diana)

Pirsig says that the four levels of the MOQ are "all there is". But if
each level evolved
out of the one beneath it, then is it possible for a fifth level to
emerge? If so what
are the possible candidates for this level and how would we recognize
it?


4) (Diana)

Leaving Quality undefined is a central tenet of the MOQ. We should
work towards clearly explaining why this is so and exploring the
arguments both for and against this position. Sarah: "Are you teaching
Quality this quarter?" "Yes..." - You know what it is. No you don't. Yes
you do 


5) (Diana)

In order to bring a pragmatic element into the discussion, state how
Lila
has affected our lives from a personal perspective?


6) (DLT)

COMPARE AND CONTRAST POPPER'S METAPHYSICAL THEORIES WITH THE MOQ WITH A
FOCUS
ON THE WORKING,EMERGENCE, AND RELATIONSHIP OF THE INTELECTUAL LEVEL WITH
OTHER 
LEVELS.



Magnus

 
 


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