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＞When we externalise our minds , we create an object…hence internalise 外部へ投影された心・思考主体（our minds)は、客体化される。 この客体は空間上の物理体ではなく、考究の対象にしたり、関係をもったり、愛したり憎んだり、つまり思考の対象とするものである。 このようにして再度客体は内面へと取り込まれる。 これは哲学的な論旨であり、主体と客体の関係がループするという趣旨の文です。 よってこの文脈ではObjectは、客体となります。 ＞Once the novel problem have been solved 「小説問題」が解決されると、私たちの創造的活動を高めるため頭の中の認識領域を開放し、その解決に使われた技術は物理的環境へと外面化される。 de-linkedの部分は、「これまで限定的用途のみの物体と定義されていたコンピューターツールをそこから切り離したように」です。 物理的なものと観念的なものの違いとしてコンピューター（物体）とそのツール（「考えるキャパを持った主体」）を使った比喩です。
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