Even more so than borderline incoherent academic writing like Foucault or Lacan or whatnot, for that matter. It’s less “I don’t understand this and I suspect the author doesn’t either” and more “reading this feels like having a stroke.”
Nowhere close. Claude can be overly compact and use a lot of neologisms, but if you unpack the dense language, it actually means something fairly concrete. In obscurantist academic writings, there is often no referent. It's just text, a kind of performance art in itself.
Even more so than borderline incoherent academic writing like Foucault or Lacan or whatnot, for that matter. It’s less “I don’t understand this and I suspect the author doesn’t either” and more “reading this feels like having a stroke.”
Nowhere close. Claude can be overly compact and use a lot of neologisms, but if you unpack the dense language, it actually means something fairly concrete. In obscurantist academic writings, there is often no referent. It's just text, a kind of performance art in itself.