I have an idea... lets make all health insurance free but also make sure every hospital has one of these elevators installed... That way only the smart people, which by USA standards are the only ones worth saving, can actually get to the doctors office.

@admitsWrongIfProven They sure do, and good point, if a sighted person with instructions cant figure this out I can only imagine how hard it would be for the blind.

@freemo It's a monument to a society that does not care about stuff working... i'll give it that, it is art.

@freemo But you did see that the buttons have braille, the explanation paper does not?

@freemo I must admit... i did see this before, and the thought is not my own. But i think it is worthy of being carried on.
Whenever there is stupid tech made to the specification of someone that sees themselves as a "boss", think what it means to blind, deaf or otherwise disadvantaged people.

We might have some time until it hits us, but this decline is happening, and it will hit.

@freemo Oh, btw, did you catch that thing about r/blind? They put out a notice that blind people cannot moderate r/blind anymore... because the reddit app has bugs now since they "fixed" some stuff.

@admitsWrongIfProven Finally, I was tired of all the prejudice towards sighted people in that subreddit!

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