Hello, I’m here too. In the last three days I
read some consequent parts of Lila. I found some
similar points with phenomenology. Phenomenology is a
reaction against the natural scientific way of explaining
the reality. As Pirsig says, “Should reality be
something that only a handful of the world’s most advanced
physicists understand?”<br><br>An implication of the above
problem comes to mind. It seems that people, who believe
in the might of science, become less certain in
their own ability to understand reality. That is, if
only a handful of experts can know the reality, then
the ordinary people would have to rely on those
experts’ knowledge. <br><br>MOQ, on the other hand, states
that one can rely on ‘his own sense of Quality’ – as I
recall Sara saying once.<br><br>I’m still on chapter 8.
Reading continues.