Read the following passage:
Traci couldn't figure out why the date had gone poorly. She
had invested in the best facial analysis technology to apply
her makeup and style her hair. Her outfit had been carefully
coordinated by a program that had scanned Bob's browser
history and personal photos to respond to his preferences.
Throughout the date, she followed the prompting of her
auditory implant exactly in order to sound sophisticated,
witty, and flirtatious. Why couldn't she get a man to show
interest in her? That's it, Traci decided. Tomorrow I'm
buying myself a subliminal idea implanter to take on dates.
What is one way the author uses irony to convey her message?
O A. By having Traci's computer-aided efforts fail, the author shows that technology cannot master emotional interactions.
B. By having computerized devices do Traci's work for her, the author shows that society has become fractured from
C. By having Bob show little interest in Traci, the author shor's that some people do not value technological advances.
D. By having Traci decide to buy a new device, the author shows that Traci's previous efforts have been misdirected.