> But now we're adding interface, which we were trying to eliminate in the first place. camtarn already explains how you make this part of the natural interfac

> But now we're adding interface, which we were trying to eliminate in the first place. camtarn already explains how you make this part of the natural interface. I'm going to address the apparent confusion you have in assuming that in removing the interface, you do not need to eliminate it. For example, in the article, the discussion about approaching the car should open the door does not mean that you remove the interface of lock and key. > An appropriate solution in a certain set of cases, but nothing like a general solution for all. And the article isn't advocating for the removal of all UIs. It even goes on to advocate certain UIs. Don't just read the headline. Take a few minutes and consider what's being said.