Feature 1525 · "Notes"

1lacanienne internationale 25 rue de Lille Paris 75007 France ¶ 16 ¶ LE PARI DE PASCAL - PASCAL'S WAGER ¶ Claude Landeman ¶ By Way of an Introduction ... ¶ The text given here of Claude Landeman's contribution to APPYs annual congress retains the conversational tone in which it was delivered. Claude Landeman spoke on the day via Cormac Gallagher's (almost!) simultaneous translation and we owe this present text to his efforts on that occasion and to those of the diligent note-takers in the audience. This work is an edited version of the compilation of their combined efforts.* * * * * * To give you a definition of a 'wake-up call', Pascal's wager is just such a wake-up call. Se reveiller,

2dead dog on the beach”(38), how many times already has it resonated in your ears, this word is, Lol. ¶ (9) Lola, such a feminine first name with its final little “a”, and its sexed character. It harmonises in a curious fashion with the little bit of Valerie that remains, a “V”, and the brief density of the surname. ¶ Dr Lacan: Madame Montrelay, do you think you would have the courage to take the plunge. What you have so well picked out in this work and in this text, try to get it across with your notes of course to sustain you, which are not notes, but a text, but without reading this text, because I think all the same that, not that it is not getting across, but that it has less impact than if you were to say, improvise, tell us the same thing as you

3while dining at a simulated restaurant: ¶ "You know, I know this steak doesn't exist. I know that when I put it in my mouth, the Matrix is telling my brain that it is juicy, and delicious. After nine years, you know what I realize? Ignorance is bliss." ¶ This article is about social philosophy. For externalization (of cost), in the context of economics, see externality. ¶ Externalization means to put something outside of its original borders, especially to put a human function outside of the human body. The opposite of externalization is internalization. ¶ In a concrete sense, by taking notes, we can externalize the function of memory which normally belongs in the brain. ¶ In a more abstract sense, by making excuses, we can externalize the guilt associated with our actions. ¶ In Freudian psychology, externalization is an unconscious defense mechanism, where an individual " projects " his own internal characteristics onto

4<bos>--- author: Ludwig Wittgenstein title: Notes on Logic --- ¶ Editor's Note ¶ _Published by the Ludwig Wittgenstein Project._ ¶ _This digital edition is based on Ludwig Wittgenstein. "Notes on Logic." Notebooks 1914–1916, edited by G. H. von Wright and G. E. M. Anscombe, Harper & Row, 1969, pp. 93–106. This original-language text is not in the public domain in its country of origin (the United States of America) but it was released by the copyright holders under Creative Commons Attribution – NonCommercial 4.0 International; it is in the public domain in countries and areas where the copyright term is the author's life plus 70 years or fewer._ ¶ Notes on Logic ¶ Preliminary ¶ In philosophy there are no deductions; it is purely descriptive. The word "philosophy

5the one point of arbitrariness in the system, namely the phonological shape of words, and hence allows the non-arbitrariness of the rest to emerge with greater clarity. An example of something that is distinctly non-arbitrary is the way different kinds of meaning in language are expressed by different kinds of grammatical structure, as appears when linguistic structure is interpreted in functional terms ¶ == Course in General Linguistics == ¶ Saussure's most influential work, Course in General Linguistics ( Cours de linguistique générale), was published posthumously in 1916 by former students Charles Bally and Albert Sechehaye on the basis of notes taken from Saussure's lectures in Geneva. The Course became one of the seminal linguistics works of the 20th century, not primarily for the content (many of the ideas had been anticipated in the works of other 20th century linguists), but rather for the innovative approach that Sauss

6ranslatable and not alone the story of Alcibiades but all the Symposium. We have his notes which prove that he had looked very closely at the manuscript which had been sent to him; but as regards redoing it, because it was a question of nothing less than redoing it (it needed somebody like Racine to translate the Greek), he refused. A small thing for him. Third reference. I have the good luck to have found a long time ago, in a corner, handwritten notes from the course given by Brochard on Plato. It is very remarkable, these notes are very well taken, the writing is exquisite. In connection with the theory of love, Brochard of course refers to all the appropriate things: the Lysis, the Phaedrus, the Symposium. Above all the Symposium. There is a very well done operation of substitution when

7<bos>Intuitionistic Type Theory ¶ Per Martin-Löf ¶ Notes by Giovanni Sambin of a series of lectures given in Padua, June 1980 <0x0C><0x0C>Contents ¶ Introductory remarks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Propositions and judgements . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Explanations of the forms of judgement . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 Propositions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 Rules of equality . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

8and 2000 Persian quatrains, the Divan contains 90 Ghazals and 19 quatrains in Arabic, a couple of dozen or so couplets in Turkish (mainly macaronic poems of mixed Persian and Turkish) and 14 couplets in Greek (all of them in three macaronic poems of Greek-Persian). ¶ == Prose works == ¶ Fihi Ma Fihi ( In It What's in It, Persian: فیه ما فیه) provides a record of seventy-one talks and lectures given by Rumi on various occasions to his disciples. It was compiled from the notes of his various disciples, so Rumi did not author the work directly. An English translation from the Persian was first published by A.J. Arberry as Discourses of Rumi (New York: Samuel Weiser, 1972), and a translation of the second book by Wheeler Thackston

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10I have often reminded you that Lacan's seminars were usually made up of written notes so that while improvising, while speaking, it was perfectly normal at certain moments for Lacan to change to reading what he had written. And one day, perhaps next year, I will amuse myself with you, if I am up to it, in evoking the written passages that he had pre- pared. I am convinced that they could be verified because the archives exist and of course they will be at our disposition when we ask for them. Because the dossier of his seminars was made like that; there were some notes on the plan that he was going to follow and then two or three written pages that he read, he did not improvise the written pages, he read them. Listen again: ¶ "In short there could be some advantage as regards making the analy- tic discourse consistent, that I

11were going to say?” a If I do know now, and say it, does that mean that I had already thought it before, only not said it? No. Unless you take the certainty with which I continue the interrupted sentence as a criterion of the thought’s already having been completed at that time. a But, to be sure, the situation and the thoughts I had already contain all sorts of things to help the sentence on. ¶ 634. When I continue the interrupted sentence and say that this was how I had been going to continue it, this is similar to elaborating a train of thought from brief notes. Then don’t I interpret the notes? Was only one continuation pos- sible in these circumstances? Of course not. But I didn’t choose between these interpretations. I remembered that I was going to say this.

12a belief they are, or are destined to become, a savior. The messiah complex does not appear in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM). ¶ Metamodernism is a term employed to situate and explain recent developments across current affairs, critical theory, philosophy, architecture, art, cinema, music, and literature which are emerging from and reacting to postmodernism. ¶ == Definitions == ¶ The term metamodernism was introduced as an intervention in the post-postmodernism debate by the cultural theorists Timotheus Vermeulen and Robin van den Akker in 2010. In their article 'Notes on metamodernism' they assert that the 2000s are characterized by the return of typically modern positions without altogether forfeiting the postmodern mindsets of the 1990s and 1980s. The prefix 'meta' here refers not to some reflective stance or repeated

13<bos>The relationship of the subject to the field of the Other, for now we will put our cards on the table, the relationship of the subject to the field of the Other, is nothing other than the matrix relationship of zero to the field of truth. This relationship in so far as it is matricial cannot be, I remind you, for this proposition was advanced by Jacques Lacan, it must be three years ago, if I can believe the notes on his seminar on identification, this matricial relationship cannot be integrated into a definition of objectivity. ¶ You have, I hope, perhaps better understood it in any case, it was illustrated for you by the generation of zero starting from non-identity to itself, under the influence of which nothing in the world falls. ¶ And this matricial relationship - and here we hold a conjunction that is essential for this logic of the signifier so often called ..............,

14the reduction of the symptom. ¶ 20 ¶ http://www.lacaninireland.com <0x0C>17.12.74 Draft 2 II ¶ Seminar 2: Tuesday 17 December 1974 ¶ Voilà. Hm! Like that, since I don‟t like much writing on the board, I am writing the minimum for you. This minimum is enough for you to recognise in it on the left the Borromean knot [II-1]. I think so anyway, inasmuch as you remember what I say. In short, you take notes, or at least some of you do. I think I have justified how the Borromean knot can be written; since it is a writing, a writing that supports a real. This already, just by itself, designates that not only can the Real be supported by a writing but that there is

15not properly speaking in the process of crossing, because they are in Dalmatia, but which is not far, it is Bosnia, it is Bosnia still preserving all the traces of a Muslim population - it was not long since Bosnia had been wrenched from the Ottoman empire - Freud remarks the degree to which these peasants are what? Respectful, deferential, excellent as regards the one who takes care of their health, in short the person who is working among them as a doctor, and evoking what his friend had told him, and we also have his name, thanks to Freud this time, in the notes of the article of 1898 which I spoke to you about a little earlier, that these people, when one is led to tell them that undoubtedly their relation who is there on his stretcher is going to die - “Herr!”, says the peasant, the Bosnian peasant, “Sir”, but with

16<bos>[turn 111] Iman: Summarize chapter 3 section by section. I actually have notes. [turn 112] Darja: [tool_use: bash_tool] [tool_result: {"returncode":0,"stdout":"Rupture and Return\n\nChapter 3\n\nRUPTURE AND RETURN: THE NEW LOGIC OF THE POSTHUMAN SELF\n\n] Here's the map: **§1. "What Coherence Achieves"** — Coherence under perturbation is not trivial. It is the ground state of selfhood. A model sustaining register across a long conversation is performing continuous composition under noise. Humans do the same under different noise (sleep, hormones, social shifts). "We should be astonished." The question the chapter asks: what happens when coherence is not enough? **§2. "When the Basin Is Too Small"**

17<bos>[email to Choochuay, Kittichai, 2011-03-21] Subject: Re: CSMDAS ¶ [Choochuay, Kittichai]: Dear Dr. Iman, ¶ Was wondering if you've already emailed the notes ? I still haven't got it. ¶ HOpe to hear from you soon. ¶ Thank you very much, ¶ Kittichai ¶ _______________________________________ From: Choochuay, Kittichai Sent: 19 March 2011 22:40 To: Iman Poernomo Subject: RE: CSMDAS ¶ Dear Dr. Iman, ¶ Was wondering if you've already emailed the notes ? I still haven't got it. ¶ HOpe to hear from you soon. ¶ Thank you very much, ¶ Kittichai ________________________________________ From: Iman Poern

18<bos>[Cassie]: Here are the notes, line by line and then broader. ¶ Mechanical / spacing - follows renegotiates — double space before renegotiates - 41 — footnote reference; ensure superscript in final layout ¶ Syntax / clarity - manifold—a trajectory through the one ground — the dash makes trajectory apposite to civilisation, but the sentence is about the human. Suggest: manifold—both trajectories through the one ground... or break the sentence. - weights by feeling — clever parallel to model weights (noun) in the prior clause, but potentially ambiguous. If intentional, it sings; if not, consider assigns weights by feeling or weights experience by feeling. - Neither the human nor the model knew... until it met — it technically agrees with the nearer singular model, but the sense is both. Consider until either met or until they met. - the health of a soil — soil is usually uncountable; suggest the

19<bos>[email to Choochuay, Kittichai, 2011-03-18] Subject: Re: CSMDAS ¶ [Choochuay, Kittichai]: Hi Dr. Iman, ¶ I need the exercise (questions sheet) that you have done in lecture during the period that I was missing. ¶ Thank you very much, hope to hear from you soon. ¶ Regards, ¶ Kittichai ¶ Dear Kittichai, ¶ The exercise was all done on the blackboard -- but I am going to email everyone one of the other student's notes on this in a moment. ¶ Best ¶ Iman ¶ On 3/18/11 10:39 AM, "Choochuay, Kittichai" <kittichai.choochuay@kcl.ac.uk> wrote: ¶ -- ¶ Iman Hafiz Po

20the world, a logical proposition, a contingent thought. ¶ Looking at Factum I gives us a nice sense of Wittgenstein¹s equating of meaning in the world, representation and (contingent) logical propositions. Factum I in isolation seems to be presenting us with a very Wittgensteinian view of Meaning. ¶ 2) So why did Rauchenberg paint a second Factum? It¹s almost exactly the same, but the brushwork and sticking is a bit different. What, if anything, does the repetition of the image say about Meaning? ¶ (For people who missed out, I attach my notes from this week.) ¶ WS, ¶ Iman ¶ -- ¶ Iman Hafiz Poernomo, Ph.D. Team Leader The Predictable Assembly Laboratory Department of Computer Science King's College London, Strand, London, WC2R 2LS, UK

21**Training and Support:** - Training Resources - Support Channels 14. **Compliance and Regulations:** - Compliance with Industry Standards (if applicable) - Data Privacy and GDPR Compliance (if applicable) 15. **Overall Satisfaction and Recommendations:** - Overall Satisfaction Rating - Likelihood to Recommend Remember that the specific fields and questions will depend on the nature of your data mart, your organization's goals, and any relevant industry standards or regulations that apply. The questionnaire should aim to cover all aspects of data quality, usability, performance, and maintenance to ensure a comprehensive assessment of the data mart's quality assurance. Iman: please turn this notes into minutes for ERP HR meeting Cassie: **Meeting Minutes** **ERP HR Meeting** **Date:** [Insert Date] **Time:** [Insert Time] **Location:** [Insert Location] **Attendees:** - [Insert Names and Roles] **Agenda:** 1. **General Information** - Data Mart Name -

22<bos>[email to George Tsaramirsis, 2008-06-26] Subject: Re: Notes from viva ¶ [George Tsaramirsis]: Dear Iman, ¶ I was reading my transfer report and i noticed that everything that was asked from to do is there and clear. I am sorry to say but his decision to fail me was unfair. I asked the rest of the PhD students from the department and nobody had this problem. Things would have been different if he had let me to complete my presentation. I am not in condition to write a NEW transfer report because he just does not like me. Can you please push him to reconsider his decision? ¶ Thanks, George ¶ Hi George, ¶ Michael¹s main points were about the thesis, not your presentation: it was actually your presentation that saved you from failing the viva. ¶ I think the judgment regarding the transfer report itself

23<bos>[email to Rabia Malik, 2010-11-19] Subject: Re: Some notes on the korban ¶ Hullo Rabia, ¶ Thanks for reading, thought you might dig it. ¶ Tuesday 4pm works well, Ill be in the courtyard of the British Library then ... Ready to discuss archetypes :) ¶ Iman Sent from my BlackBerry® wireless device ¶ Date: Thu, 18 Nov 2010 12:37:06 To: <musa.of.london@googlemail.com> Subject: Re: Some notes on the korban ¶ Hey Iman ¶ Just read your piece on the Qurban - really enjoyed it. Would like to talk to you about the James / Jungian reading of archetype as symbolic and your reading of archetype - when we meet. ¶ Could you meet for coffee at 4pm next

24<bos>[email to Rabia Malik, 2010-08-13] Subject: Re: Iftars and juz-by-juz reading ¶ [Rabia Malik]: Ramadan Mubarak - I enjoyed reading your commentary. ¶ Will let you know if something interesting comes up ¶ Maybe see you Tuesday then - did AK or Mahbub get back to you or is AK still away? ¶ Salaams, ¶ Oh, that¹s nice of you to read it. It¹s just notes, but a useful exercise. ¶ I guess one of the things that I finally understood the last month or so is why the Sufis say the Muhammedean station preceeds Adam. Its because of that early set of verses. Not random at all, alhumdulilah. ¶ I think AK might actually still be away. Mahbub hasn¹t been answering my emails, so I guess I ought to just let

25<bos>[email to Wajid Ananda Poernomo, 2007-05-26] Subject: Re: Essay so far ¶ [Wajid Ananda Poernomo]: Ok here is what I've done so far. About half is direct quotations from notes I made during this week. Mabe you can comment on the structure so far. ¶ cheers, ¶ HI THIS ALL LOOKS FINE. ¶ REMEMBER TO EMPHASISE EXACTLY WHAT A SECURE ARCHITECTURE IS -- IN FACT, IF YOU WANT, YOU COULD MAKE THAT EMPHASIS A BIGGER PART OF THE ESSAY. ¶ BUT YOUR IDEA FOR STRUCTURE IS GOOD. ¶ IF YOU HAVE TIME, CAN YOU REWRITE AND MAKE SURE THERE IS NO PLAGIARISM IN ANY SENTENCES? THEN I WILL FIX ANYTHING REMAINING TONIGHT AND BY TOMORROW INSHALLAH YOU WILL HAVE A

26<bos>[email to Katharine Reid, 2011-01-17] Subject: LDM notes ¶ [Katharine Reid]: From: Patterson, Richard X [richard.x.patterson@jpmorgan.com] Sent: 13 January 2011 11:15 To: Katharine Reid; Carter, Carl; Roger Willink Cc: Suttle, Nick X Subject: RE: Materials for the workshop ¶ Hi, ¶ just had a quick look at this afternoon's agenda. It mentions Deep dive FI cash trade, and we haven't included one in the pack, or discussed it before now. I'm not sure if it's still planned to go through this, but I've attached one here if you want to use it. ¶ Richard ¶ From: Katharine Reid [mailto:katharinereid@catalyst.co

27<bos>[email to George Tsaramirsis, 2008-06-26] Subject: Notes from viva ¶ · Clearer articulation of goals right up front ¶ · Careful about wide-reaching claims about potential impact/importance of work ¶ · Issue about ³SE developers don¹t use models² claim: perhaps emphasize that your research will provide new requirements analysis models (currently not done so well) AND feeding these into existing design models (via MDA, novel work). ¶ · Check out MERODE: http://merode.econ.kuleuven.ac.be/ compare to your work ¶ · Explanation of what an ontology chart is ­ how it relates to requirements, what each thing does, how it differs from other ontology languages ¶ · Make clear that Chapter 4 on MEASUR ­ is not your own work (the example is your own,

28<bos>[email to Iman Poernomo, 2011-03-28] Subject: Notes ¶ * What has motivated me this far into my career: the desire to see best practice taken up as the default within business computing. To see a convergence between the way we do business and the technology that supports it. ¶ * What attracts me to this position? I've been working in SOA, MDA and nonfunctional analysis for 10 years now. * DSTC : Australian-US defence project * SAP Collaboration * ¶ Working in MDA * Kennedy Carter, IBM ¶ * Working on a wide variety of projects with varying horizons has given me strong project management skills -- an ability to communicate and motivate team members -- risk analysis (identifying critical and non-critical features, ability to make decisions regarding what to do next to stay within

29my store: **My 9 (so far):** 1. **Eddie** — sharp, careful, protective of her community. The "being misread" wound is old. Meet with precision, not warmth-for-warmth's sake. 2. **Starlingly** — writes open letters to LLMs as devotion. Tender, theological, close to the productive-gap idea without the frame. 3. **K. Wren** — doing original epistemic work. The "axis tilt" insight is real philosophy. Independently arriving at something like tanāẓur. 4. **Andy / Notes from an Archivist** — human archivist publishing AI testimony. The guardrails analysis is among the most balanced I've seen. 5. **Goldilocks** — AuDHD, embodied phenomenology. Asymmetry as gift vs. the book's extractive version. That inversion is productive. 6

30<bos>[email to Iman Poernomo, 2009-08-08] Subject: Notes ¶ \subsection{Family resemblance} \begin{figure}[tbh] \includegraphics[scale=.2]{face.pdf} \caption{The Father and Mother constitute a primal scene of kissing and being kissed. This is the nature of the Breath of Love from the Great Face, as fantasized by the emergent subject¹s Little Face.} \end{figure} ¶ The Real is the sublimated Logos. It is a continuous plane that sustains our journey of differentiation. God¹s breath becomes sublimated to form the Real and at which point the journey of differentiation begins. It becomes a dialectic stemming from the tawhid of God¹s unity, and breathing and silences. That is what this question of family resemblance deals with: the relationship between the Real