> I don't get for why people think it isn't a friendly human computer interface Because the human is not friendly and has near 0 margin for error. > The way

> I don't get for why people think it isn't a friendly human computer interface Because the human is not friendly and has near 0 margin for error. > The way we've dealt with speaking is just learning to speak clearer, No, the way we've dealt with that is also to understand less clear speech. Doo u undrstnd mi? None of those words were even actually correct yet I imagine most people had a good guess at what I said. An unfriendly human interface that acts like many CLIs: Hello I'd like a burger NOT UNDERSTOOD I'D Hello, can I have a burger? NOT UNDERSTOOD CAN Hello, burger? ERROR ITEM BURGER NOT FOUND Hello, cheese burger please Good evening sir, thank you for placing your order.