"The libidinal economy of the case of Achilles and the tortoise is here made clear: the paradox stages the relation of the subject to the object-cause of its desire, which can never be attained. The object-cause is always missed; all we can do is encircle it. In short, the topology of this paradox of Zeno is the paradoxical topology of the object of desire that eludes our grasp no matter what we do to attain it."
Slavoj Zizek,
“Looking Awry. An Introduction to Jacques Lacan Through Popular Culture”, Cambridge, Mass., The MIT Press, 1992, p. 4.
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