Chaosophy - autonomous learning

Instead of relying on such a binary mechanism-a system of
repression proper and a system of originary repression-the schizoanalytic
unconscious implies a proliferation made up not only of
typical "part objects" -the breast, the feces, the penis; or mathemes
like Lacan's "a-object"-but also a multitude of singular entities,
fluxes, territories, and incorporeal universes, making up fUnctional
arrangements that are never reducible to universals.
To recapitulate some characteristics of the machinic unconscious:
1) It is not the exclusive seat of representative contents (representations
of things or representations of words, etc.). Rather it is
the site of interaction between semiotic components and extremely
diverse systems of intensity, like linguistic semiotics, "iconic" semiotics,
ethological semiotics, economic semiotics, etc. As a
consequence, it no longer answers to the famous axiom formulated
by Lacan, of being "structured like a language."
2) Its different components do not depend upon a universal
syntax. The configuration of its contents and its systems of intensity
(as these may be manifested in dreams, fantasies, and symptoms)
depend upon processes of singularization which necessarily resist
reductive analytic descriptions, like castration or Oedipus complexes
(or intrafamilial systematizations). Collective arrangements
that relate to specific cultural or social contexts account for such
machinic instances.
3) Unconscious interindividual relationships do not depend on
universal structures (like those that the disciples of Lacan try to base
on a sort of "game theory" of intersubjectivity) . Both imaginary
and symbolic interpersonal relations obviously occupy a nodal
point at the heart of unconscious arrangements, but they don't
account for them all. Other, no less essential dispositions, come
from systems of abstract entities and concrete machines that operate
outside human identifications. The machinic unconscious is like
a department store-you can find whatever you want there. This
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