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        <description>The open circuits of the OS will let the electric charge be built up in a play whose exit will be, in a cyclic way: the short circuit.

Read/write will be reorganized with work on the OS beginning with the implementation of correspondence look up tables. This ludic component bypasses the computational narrative and accepts the agonism of electricity.</description>
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