📝Wilber misinterprets Spiral Dynamics
Both Beck (Butters2015) and Cowan (Cowan2013) say that Wilber is misinterpreting and distorting the § Spiral Dynamics.
Points of disagreement:
- Wilber is taking the colors/typology but largely ignores the rest of Spiral Dynamics. - Graves is more than intervals and typology. The essence of his point of view is the quest for the engine that drives human emergence – why we are and what leads us to change to be something different. The types and categories are merely artifacts of that process. —Cowan2013 
- Confusing vMEMEs and memes (Cowan2013) ((SD) Structure vs. Content)
- Beck - While I did some work with Wilber, that all began to wane six years ago [~2002] because of his constant distortion of the Spiral Dynamics/Gravesian model. —Beck’s answer to When dynamics spiral out of control – Dr Graham Wilson - ‘The Confidant’ 
- too much spiritualism - My friend Ken wouldn’t even talk to me about it because he had such adversity to anything that is not spirit based. —Beck in Fresh Perspective: Spiral Interventions with Dr. Don Beck - Integral Leadership Review 
Counterarguments
- Beck and Cowan criticize Integral Theory because of over-attachment to Spiral Dynamics (though it does not actually address critique)
