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Interpretive Load, Non-Demand Appearance, and Pre-Interpretive Data Structures in Civic Environments
This paper names interpretive load, non-demand appearance, and pre-interpretive data structures as descriptive variables shaping civic and computational environments. It examines how presence appears under these conditions without importing intention, function, or design considerations.
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