> "more and more are requiring you to interface with the system in some way, even if disabled or impaired." In a sort of sick and very selfish way, I find myse

> "more and more are requiring you to interface with the system in some way, even if disabled or impaired." In a sort of sick and very selfish way, I find myself somehow glad that blind and deaf people exist and are protected by accessibility legislation. I've often found accessibility features, particularly those in software, to be exceptionally useful even though my vision and hearing are fine.