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“….' - Prof Brian Hurwitz, Emeritus Professor of Medicine and the Arts, King's College London'Pain and its ever-increasing numbers of sufferers inhabit a kind of night world isolated from the "normal" day world. 'A bandage hides the place where each is living', W.H. Auden once wrote, while we, the healthy, 'stand elsewhere'. …”

“…A Composite makes many objects look like one object, so that's one way to hide details. As the previous episode revealed, a Composite can be turned into a precise abstraction by realizing that it's just a monoid. …”