Underhanded Politics

"The state of dependency created by these vain wrists toward the hands is what makes the hands bare, for they cannot cut out the wrists without themselves being cut off. For years, mankind has assumed that the power rested in the hands, demonstrated in art as fists raised, or fingers spread, but the true power was held by the wrists: unassuming, quietly ruling, always in the picture but never the focus. Until that fateful day when Apple revealed to the hands--some scholars suggest it was the thumbs that initially revolted but as that is still a point of debate, we'll just focus on the big picture--that the wrists, indeed, had the power. From that day on, no one viewed wrists the same." --Some future socio-political history textbook