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Lаngdоn Winner's "Dо Artifаcts Hаve Pоlitics?" describes two distinct ways in which interfaces may have politics: "inherently political technologies" and "technical arrangements as forms of order". Define each of these two ways in which interfaces may have politics. Then, consider this hypothetical example: in a future in which humans have colonized the Moon and Mars, shipping cargo to and from these colonies is an enormously expensive endeavor. Cargo spaceships cost billions of dollars to construct and millions of dollars to launch. As such, the entirety of space freight is dominated by two private companies, as well as one country who nationalized its space freight industry. No other organization has entered the industry in over 100 years, and these organizations are each richer than most nations on earth. Determine if this scenario is an instance of an "inherently political technology" or of a "technical arrangement as a form of order", and justify your choice.