Good Is A Noun Rather Than An

Science Values Static Patterns.

Any Philosophic Explanation Of Quality Is Going To Be Both False And True Precisely Because It Is A Philosophic Explanation. The Process Of Philosophic Explanation Is An Analytic Process, A Process Of Breaking Something Down Into Subjects And Predicates. What I Mean (and Everybody Else Means) By The Word 'quality' Cannot Be Broken Down Into Subjects And Predicates. This Is Not Because Quality Is So Mysterious But Because Quality Is So Simple, Immediate And Direct.

There's So Much Talk About The System. And So Little Understanding.

It's So Hard When Contemplated In Advance, And So Easy When You Do It.

Man Is Not The Source Of All Things, As The Subjective Idealists Would Say. Nor Is He The Passive Observer Of All Things, As The Objective Idealists Would Say. The Quality Which Creates The World Emerges As A Relationship Between Man And His Experience. He Is A Participant In The Creation Of All Things. The Measure Of All Things.