> "The Search" could be elaborated to the search for stabilizing a desired pattern of selfing
Would you agree that "desired" here is a bit loose? One might actually be searching to stabilize *whatever* pattern of selfing as a way to the familiar (even if not "desired") relief of conceptual contraction as preferred over the experience of open-endedness.
> Searchless responsiveness is like passion for a musical style: fulfilling to those with the passion, of no import to those without.
> "The Search" could be elaborated to the search for stabilizing a desired pattern of selfing
Would you agree that "desired" here is a bit loose? One might actually be searching to stabilize *whatever* pattern of selfing as a way to the familiar (even if not "desired") relief of conceptual contraction as preferred over the experience of open-endedness.
> Searchless responsiveness is like passion for a musical style: fulfilling to those with the passion, of no import to those without.
Love this.
Yes! I usually used desire with a positive valence, here it is used very loosely...