So far I observed two-three things about computing in regard to human experience: - it removes stimuli (you move less, you touch less) - it removes cost (undo

So far I observed two-three things about computing in regard to human experience: - it removes stimuli (you move less, you touch less) - it removes cost (undo is near free, unlike erasing on paper) - it offers too much distraction / choice I really feel that my brain loves (deeply) having to deal with multiple sensory inputs and making sense of them from physical to conceptual. Maybe that's why having tools "too powerful" is detrimental somehow. Just a thought