The color coding that was discussed there isn’t anything that the integral community came up with. Wilber looked around for existing paradigms of adult development and picked the one he liked best and took their terms.
I understand what Wilber knows when he says blue because I studied spiral dynamics in a context outside of Wilber’s work. It’s similar towards when rationalists take names of biases from the psychological literature that might not be known by wider society. It’s quite different from EY making up new terms.
Wilber’s whole idea about being integral is to take existing concepts from other domains.
The color coding that was discussed there isn’t anything that the integral community came up with. Wilber looked around for existing paradigms of adult development and picked the one he liked best and took their terms.
I understand what Wilber knows when he says blue because I studied spiral dynamics in a context outside of Wilber’s work. It’s similar towards when rationalists take names of biases from the psychological literature that might not be known by wider society. It’s quite different from EY making up new terms.
Wilber’s whole idea about being integral is to take existing concepts from other domains.