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Ah, maybe. Technology is using tools to make tools and fairly early on in the stone ages tools were made to make tools, i.e. rock chippers made of bone or antlers.

PLAYTESTING!

Grilled shrimp and part of a medium-rare New York Strip, thanks to my wife who brought it back from a high-falutin' git-together of the Garland Pet Adoption Center or something like that. She bought an extra plate for me at Saltgrass and brought it home. Nom.

Susan can easily see this as mostly not-her, as it was dictated by the game - although not entirely not-her, as she agreed to play the game and even had some input on the design. That may be relevant to her acceptance of it. Contrast that to the other extremes: where a form is put upon her totally WITHOUT her consent, even indirectly; and where she gets to do blank-page design of the form she'll wear. In the first of those she would be angry at the coercion; and in the second she'd be totally responsible for the outcome and would never choose a form like this or admit, probably even to herself, that she wanted to. The real question, of course, is: why aren't they playing this game in front of a mirror or three?