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[Xmca-l] Re: Do adults play?
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- Date: Mon, 21 Oct 2013 18:35:25 -0600
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Greg - Valerie back-channeled me:
Something quantum physics going on here in a gnomic zen sort of way.
Valerie
and in considering what she wrote, i am now wondering if classical mechanical physics isn't being used here in xmca to explain perception/consciousness and the distinction between "play" and "reality" -
whereas, for our 'mind', in the world of quantum physics, what is perceived - regardless theater, performance, movies, television, whatever the media - the mind does not discriminate between what we call 'real' and 'imaginary' . it's all the same.
so perhaps it's a false duality to think of play and real as polar opposites, but rather multiple genres of performance would better work as a theoretical framework.
phillip
Status: O