:lol:
Michal_R,
After feeling somewhat frustrated and going back and reading your earlier post on your interpretation of Mckenna's words, I feel like I've hit the crux of our disagreement!
(Please correct me if I'm wrong)
You took his words to be a commentary on the broader anthropological concept of culture.
I took his words to be a commentary on problematic aspects of "dominant culture".
I went back and listened to his spiel again and to be honest...there's a bunch of the abstract and a bunch of the concrete. I can't say for sure which commentary he was giving.
To rib myself from earlier...maybe both? There's no need for dualities, eh?
But seriously...I don't know.
Michal_R,
After feeling somewhat frustrated and going back and reading your earlier post on your interpretation of Mckenna's words, I feel like I've hit the crux of our disagreement!
(Please correct me if I'm wrong)
You took his words to be a commentary on the broader anthropological concept of culture.
I took his words to be a commentary on problematic aspects of "dominant culture".
I went back and listened to his spiel again and to be honest...there's a bunch of the abstract and a bunch of the concrete. I can't say for sure which commentary he was giving.
To rib myself from earlier...maybe both? There's no need for dualities, eh?
But seriously...I don't know.
