"OK Texts" presents a series of statements as fact in the parlance of popular operating systems. Characteristically, the user has only one option for response: clicking "okay" to move to the next faux alert. The piece's limited chance for interaction gives rise to an effective commentary on the relationship between human cognition and the technological systems with which we (choose to) interface.
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Published in 1999 by frAme in Volume 1.
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