06
Sep
Perhaps later
Woke up at 5:05 am today.
I had got my body downstairs and was putting on my running shoes
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Neil Gorman
Neil Gorman is an assistant professor at the Aurora University School of Social Work, and a practicing Lacanian analyst, and a maker of podcasts, newsletters, & other sundry things.
02
Sep
Nin on writing
From The Novel of the Future by Anaïs Nin.
I think we should always write about what we know, or
02
Sep
The way bananas tasted when I was a kid
From Warren Ellis’s blog:
I’m eating blueberries and listening to the radio. Yesterday, I ate a banana that
29
Aug
Another interesting production from Claude AI on jouissance & the void
As I continued chatting with Claude AI about the concept of the void in Lacan's teaching, the AI
29
Aug
More on the void
I found the passage below in this paper by Éric Laurent.
In the seminar on The Object of Psychoanalysis, he
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29
Aug
Void
I've been trying to develop a better understanding of the concept of the void in Lacan's
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28
Aug
Dark Matter
From this thread on Reddit:
Basically all we know about dark matter is that it is responsible for binding galaxies
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26
Aug
A new “Hello world!”
From The Journal 1837-1861 by Henry David Thoreau.
Oct. 22 [1837] "What are you doing now?" he asked.
25
Aug
Dark matter as information
From Warren Ellis’s Orbital Operations email newsletter:
I’d tripped over an article somewhere that suggests that dark matter
23
Aug
Between Generations.
From the post Best Days on Jack Cheng’s blog, where he is writing g about becoming a parent.
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