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> disabilities He's not at all disabled for what he does, which is think, and he does that better than (I'm guessing here) any of us.
by robotkilla 11y ago
> disabilities
He's not at all disabled for what he does, which is think, and he does that better than (I'm guessing here) any of us.
- gizmo686 11y agoYou try thinking productively with only a low bandwidth mechanism to bounce ideas off of other thinkers. Also no ability to use paper and pencil, and still only a low bandwidth mechanism to store and retrieve notes to increase your effective memory.
- robotkilla 11y agoAll excellent points that I agree with. Absolutely a disability from standard human terms, did not mean to argue that. I only meant his brain is still incredibly sharp, and from that aspect he's at no disadvantage.