Reluctant Interpretive Labour
Our new Fisher & Paykel DishDrawer was so quiet that we genuinely could not tell whether it had started.
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gazza.net.nzTiny repeated acts preserving civilisation before breakfast.
Our new Fisher & Paykel DishDrawer was so quiet that we genuinely could not tell whether it had started.
The brain creates provisional shorthand. Reality arrives later and complicates things.
So much of contemporary life consists of things that technically work while subtly punishing actual human use.
Every system embeds an assumption about what counts as being alive.
The problem was solved years ago. The solution survived.
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