Thursday, March 15, 2012

You Can Get the Computer to Write Political Science For You

I asked the computer for a randomly generated gibberish sentence in political science. I got this.

The emergence of praxis functions as the conceptual frame for the legitimation of the nation-state.

That's more than a little scary. I'm pretty sure that that was the main argument of Ari Kohen's PhD thesis. Now.... we know.

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3 Comments:

At 8:40 AM, March 16, 2012 , Blogger Art Carden said...

"The illusion of consumption functions as the conceptual frame for the systematization of exchange value."

 
At 8:46 AM, March 16, 2012 , Blogger Tom said...

It's scary, but there is no verb. Thus, it's not a sentence.

 
At 7:20 PM, March 16, 2012 , Anonymous Anonymous said...

@Tom:

The verb is "functions". The subject is "emergence".

 

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