We absorb it. It comes out of us. It weaves in and out of us. It's not really an interface in the sense that people think about a screen in the face. I see it as a lot more intimate than that.
Technology wants to be in our bodies, because it sort of came out of our bodies.
In a crude way I think that sort of what I'm thinking. It wants to come home. That is its home. First of all, technology had to be an enhancement of powers that we knew we had as creatures. And then it gets more elaborate and more distant from us and more abstract, but it still all emanates from us.