From his very earliest infancy, the child has a wide ranging life of desire a whole set of nonfamilial relations with the objects and the machines of desire that is not related to the parents from the point of view of immediate production, but that is ascribed to them (with either love or hatred) from the point of view of the recording of the process, and in accordance with the very special conditions of this recording, including the effect of these conditions upon the process itself (feedback).