The context in which a tool is created becomes the context in which it is used, the features it has, and the individuals using it. Doesn't mean that there aren't deviations, but your audience calcifies just as the perception of the individuals watching you use the tool calcifies from the starting context. Change the context, and the tool with the same mechanics creates different use cases and different users.

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