3(.) & ?

1.What is represented in the interface is not only the task's environment and tools but also the process of interaction - the contributions mad by both parties and evidence of the task's evolution. (pg7)

2.With HCI, the interface was developed with recursive thinking on behalf of the designer..and the user recursively thinks about what they see, want, and what they're supposed to do. (pg13)

3.For actor and audience alike, the ultimate reality is what is happening in the imaginary world on the stage - the representation. WYSIWYG - WHAT YOU SEE IS WHAT YOU GET. The audience can't pick up on instructions, meanings, implications that aren't visually represented on the stage/interface.

Film making, acting, writing, can you give us a new age analogy to apply HCI?