A 1993 Langdon Winner paper titled for this sort of object (-5[1])critiques the SCOT school for not having any general positions backing their work. Mario Bunge’s mathematical theory of these objects inspired Frank Pasquale’s book likening society to one of them. Gregory Bateson’s claim that the “explanatory principle” underlies these objects inspired William Ashby to apply them to cybernetics. These objects name a verb defined as how “technical work is made (*) invisible by its own success” (10[1])by Bruno Latour. (-5[1])Intelligent (10[1])design advocate Michael Behe proposed “irreducible (10[1])complexity” in a book (-5[1])titled for Charles Darwin’s (10[1])one of these objects. (10[1])Machine learning models with poor interpretability are often likened (10[1])to these (10[2])objects. (-5[1])For 10 points, what name refers to systems defined only by their inputs and outputs, and also (10[1])airline (10[1])flight recorders? (10[1])■END■