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Re: [xmca] Tom Toolery
Which would be to say, wouldn't it?, that subject and object become differentiated in deliberation and circumspection, from the unity of smoothly flowing practical activity. From a first-person viewpoint, that is. Analytically, we are all aspects of a whole system, folding and unfolding over time.
Martin
On Oct 17, 2010, at 12:04 PM, mike cole wrote:
> Isn't at the point where, phenomenologically and probably physiologically,
> there is a discoordination (difference) in action that is of sufficient
> magnitude to disrupt the ongoing actions of ego to require
> a re-mediation of functional systems of the brain (which are themselves
> completed through the environment)? So long as there is perfect
> coordination, there is transparency, "lack of consciousness" of a self/other
> gap which recruits energy to "minding the gap".
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