Lacan était un imbécile ...Jacques Lacan Was a Fool by George Elerick

Elerick attempts to interpret what it means to be a Christian in light of Lacan’s famous, but asinine, proposition:
“I think where I am not, therefore I am where I do not think.”
What should be immediately present to everyone who reads the proposition is that it is self-contradictory, for it at once denies the possibility of the individual subject to think itself (or re-present itself to itself) by affirming an inexorable fact about the Self, thereby speaking in absolute and universal terms and negating itself.
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