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Touchscreens are a window into a hell of our own making
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At some point in the recent past, someone, somewhere, was designing the interiors for a new car, and asked themselves a question.
A cursory glance at most modern car interiors is a gaze into the panopticon.
(Image credit: Motoring Picture Library/Alamy)We are left with plain spaces, perforated only with screens which are windows to a hell of our own making.
Gone are the knobs that control the temperature, which you can feel and touch and use without taking your eyes off the road.
All three provide spaces that have the things you need, but rooted in an organic, well designed and tactile environment.