In the following recorded workplace exchange, two museum curation specialists discuss an upcoming cultural exhibition:
Tomás: "Lucía, the interactive media team wants to replace the physical weaving displays entirely with tactile digital screens to protect the fragile alpaca fibers from ambient humidity."
Lucía: "Oh, wonderful idea—let's invite visitors to an indigenous weaving exhibit so they can stare at glass tablets just like they do all day at home! Never mind that the physical texture and tactile resonance of the yarn are the entire soul of the collection. If humidity is the issue, we invest in sealed microclimate cases, not digital shortcuts that reduce sacred craftsmanship to mere pixels."
Which of the following best characterizes Lucía's attitude toward the proposal?
- AInitially enthusiastic about the digital screens before becoming concerned about microclimate expenses
- BPragmatically supportive of prioritizing humidity control over the visual presence of authentic artifacts
- Sardonically dismissive of the digital substitution and fiercely protective of authentic craftsmanshipAnswer
- DIndifferent to the exhibition format as long as the physical materials remain preserved in storage