Followed by, “You should abandon your preferences because I don’t share them”.

It merely remains to build one.

Yes.

Dark

You can hear nothing, smell nothing, taste nothing, see nothing, feel nothing, and are not even certain who you are.

A pen that doesn't work properly.

A notepad you have to make yourself.

Grid paper with lines missing.

A device making books hard to read.

A paper stubby holder.

A calendar, but it's difficult to tell the date.

Maybe it is satire. It reads like confected pseudo-intellectual slop. Perhaps it merely demonstrates that the Japanese can have terrible ideas just like the rest of us.

This caveat is doing enough heavy lifting for an Olympic podium.

Frankly, I prefer the mac because there's so little arsing around with drivers. Not out of any blinkered misconceptions about quality, usability, or an otiose love for Apple or their products otherwise.

The takeaway for the rest of is that separation of such concerns isn’t an abstract notion but needs to be reflected in the mechanical implementation of organisations, lest you get a train wreck later when perspectives don’t align and the whole picture crumbles.