How is it that our social machines functioned prior to any semblance of a state or economy? How did we know what needed to be made? What organized our labor?

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Now that we are moving outside of the self, the subject, and into the space of social machines - like the Socius - we start to learn about how desire itself gets coded, why the flows usually have to be coded,

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We close out the psychoanalytic talk as we dive into the process overall, the question of what madness is, what normative means, and asking ourselves, what is it that we call madness, how do the psychotic or neurotic or perverse relate to Oedipus? Or could it be that they don't...and there is something else at the foundation?

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The Afterward appears here finally, the final paralogism, and the question of what it is that truly drive desiring production and how it works.We also play another round of 'did Brooks change Mic's again only to return it after the recording made him pissed'.They answer is yes.

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So, the question now moves into the space of how repression operates. Is it truly separable as social and psychic? Does repression exist only in one, are they united? With all we have discussed, how is Desire held back and why?

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Now we dive back through and Oedipus comes front and center. We trace through the syntheses how desire moves, how Oedipus forces it to shift, and ultimately to the errors produced by such a misuse of the process. Myth, Law, Lack, Signifiers and more are taken to task.

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Okay. Now we close and explain it all. And boy do we have a ton of new thoughts on everything.

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It continues. And continues. I'd write something here but this is the middle. It's not final, it's not the start. It's just moving from Oedipus into the creation of representation and how it all gets fucked up.

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Now we have gone through the first two and the creation of Oedipus and involved in the repression of the poor desiring machines. Buckle in. it's a long one.

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Ever have a short section become so very very long? This is one of those. With the Three Syntheses behind us, it's time to bring them back in a new light, to talk through how they break, and to discuss where it all goes so very very wrong.

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