Saturni Id — special page

I had written a monograph on a certain plant. The book lay before me and I was at the moment turning over a folded coloured plate. Bound up in each copy there was a dried specimen of the plant, as though it had been taken from a herbarium. (Sigmund Freud’s dream of the botanical monograph) [*]

This is the page for academic specimens: select theses, whether accepted or not, since the academic establishment is unable to acknowledge them anyway.

— A Bayesian Approach To The Clustering Problem With Application To Gene Expression Analysis (Işık Barış Fidaner)

— The Obstinacy of the Singular (Derya Ege Akar)

Saturn

Saturniid

Saturniid

Urn

Saturni Id is a wordplay that combines the following:

1) Saturni Id = Saturnian unconscious [*]

In astroanalysis, Saturn stands for entropy. Unconscious entropy rules the direction of death that drives time forward.

2) Saturniid = small emperor moth [*]

The model for any symbolic emergence is the colorful emperor moth emerging like a butterfly from its chrysalis after completing its life as a caterpillar.

3) A satisfactory urn that is iid (independently & identically distributed) [*] [*]

People assume that there are probabilities, which is why there are indeed probabilities. Assuming a probability into existence is the ultimate possibility, which tests itself through impossibilities.

A Job Application is the Book of Job applied to real life.

A Thesis Proposal is Theseus at the threshold of the Labyrinth.

Minotaur is the minimal authorship one seeks in the academia.

Ariadne’s spool is the Žižekian minimal difference

that saves Theseus from the Labyrinth.

Bkz “Kesinleyen Nazar” Magazine, “Ariadne’nin Makarasına Sarılmak”, “Theseus’un Gemisi: Kalbim Egeus’ta Kaldı”, “İhtizazın İhtisarı: İhtişaman Tırtılı ve Kelebeği: İhtiyaratılış ve İhtiyaçılış”, Astroanaliz (özel sayfa), Entropi (özel sayfa), “Salımlı Uyumlanma Ölüm Dürtüsüdür”, “Rastgelemsi Kamualev Ø ve Türkiye Siyaseti”, “Çökertme” ~ anonim, “The Mystery of Marx’s Missing Twelfth Thesis/Theseus on Feuerbach: Who Can Resist the Revolutionary Superpower to Have One’s Cake and Eat It?”, “Zuhal Mevcedar Döngüleri: Žižek ve Badiou”, “Eyüp’ün Gözleri” Far

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