Posted by Deconstructionist on January 04, 1999 at 19:32:57:
In Reply to: Re: yes, morphogenic. posted by Louis on January 04, 1999 at 13:45:37:
If we are going to investigate morphic resonance and habits of nature it
would behoove us all to first decide if the morph in question is
the morph of Morpheus or the morph of form, e.g. the morph of meta-morphosis.
If the former then only a complete investigation of all sleep inducing
methods, both progressive, regressive, and protogressive would be indicated.
If the latter, then the morphing that has been going on of late requires
our complete attention so as to lay bare the genetic transformation,
shape shifting, that has been happening.
However, before even beginning such a task, a complete meta-linguistic
analysis would be helpful. Only a complete honest deconstruction of statements
lying at the base of questions would reveal the starting point for any
fruitful investigation. After all it is of utmost importance to be
sure of the exact nature of the question that is being asked, so as
to avoid possibilities of 'complex questions' which inevitably turn
on a hidden assumption that if rejected vitiates the question.
D.