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 > To make sense of multiplicity, we need to think and write in topological ways, discovering methods for laying out a space, for laying out spaces, and for defining paths to walk through these. _[John Law and Annemarie Mol, Complexities: Social Studies of Knowledge Practices]_
 
-![semiotic triangle of graduation](address.jpg)
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 Since last year I'm prototyping writing machines in order to keep track of what happens around XPUB. Some examples are [this very section of the Soupboat](/soupboat/~kamo/) that is a way to document projects, the [Padliography](/soupboat/padliography/) that is a way to archive documents and links, the [xquisite branch](/soupboat/xquisite/draw/BUCockhPVwHxGARDhSMKgn) made during SI17 that is a branching take on the exquisite corpse game, etc. Probably to develop software is my strategy to get grip on the world. Every writing machine implies a different way to think about your contents. The plan is to develop something as well for this research process.
 
+![semiotic triangle of graduation](address.jpg)
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 The topological way to think and write the thesis is to be find somewhere around:
 
 -   the list form used by LW in the Tractatus,
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         1. Language, modes of address.
         2. Who writes? Who reads?
-        3. Unthinking neoliberal documentation
 
     3. And when there is not