You ever think really hard about the black box theory / abstraction theory for computing

And how it extends perfectly to the concept of the retail PC? Because it makes perfect sense. The average consumer only deals with the screen, and input devices (keyboard / mouse, etc), so he could give a fuck less what's actually inside of the box, and yes, these boxes are often actually black. Who cares if what's inside is actually decent, or standard for computers? Not the average computer-buyer. But he should. Because there are many, many things wrong with the average PC from Dell, E-Machines, or HP.