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Lacan won’t stop saying “to wit”.
Also, Lacan brings up ELIZA from MIT.
“In truth, this is not strictly speaking about a machine being capable of giving articulated responses simply when it is spoken to.
I'm not saying when it is asked. It's a matter of what turns out to be in play, and which calls into question what, in obtaining these replies, can be produced in the one who is speaking to it.”
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Also, Lacan brings up ELIZA from MIT.
“In truth, this is not strictly speaking about a machine being capable of giving articulated responses simply when it is spoken to.
I'm not saying when it is asked. It's a matter of what turns out to be in play, and which calls into question what, in obtaining these replies, can be produced in the one who is speaking to it.”
Chris
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“In other words, at the point of origin, there is no Dasein but object a, that is to say, in an alienated form that forever continues to leave its stamp upon any enunciation concerning Dasein.”
— Aug 22, 2026 11:26AM
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