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“Interfaces called transparent allow us to interact/do what we're supposed to do without being aware of how the effects are obtained. We should perhaps speak instead about their opacity, given that we cannot see through them to the machine.”

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Stephanie Strickland

Stephanie Strickland is an American author known for her work in the fields of science fiction and fantasy literature, renowned for her unique style and profound thematic explorations. Her works span a variety of literary genres, including science fiction, fantasy, and postmodernism. more

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