Norman
Allan | ||||
higher
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"HIGHER": the word and concept, discuss |
page 4: semi-plasmal "interfacial" water | |
spatially
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can pertain to/refers to: a scale with a spatial, and gravitational, references, with high being upward. | ||
quantitatively
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or
can pertain to a quantitative scale where high means more, numerically.
~ "higher frequency" fits here ~ higher education's a matter of ennumeration: "primary" "secondary" "post secondary" and then "higher degrees" ~ higher costs, higher price ~ highly rated* see also quality |
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qualitatively
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better...ha ~ high culture |
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"more"
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there
are other qualities we also reference to point towards "better",
"more"... |
Micha points out.. | |
(we can start with the polar opposite) ~ deeper, profound | |||
(and other "more"ish qualities) ~ wider, fuller, | |||
Micha wondered whether we are talking about more resolution, more detail. Is it more "content"? more levels, dimensions? just "bigger"? (see "some thoughts" below)* And he points out that we use the terms "deeper", "more profound", in a similar manner. | |||
* "some
thoughts": during a facilitated childhood regression (at Upledger's
Advanced CST) to a memory of being six years old, consciousness seemed in
some sense "smaller", less "spacious"... do I think a dogs consciousness is less vivid because it has less references? a frogs? (I'll bet) |
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