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We always get this reply in this (endlessly repeated) conversation. However, as the person you are replying to says, blind and vision impaired people are perfec
by oska 7y ago
We always get this reply in this (endlessly repeated) conversation. However, as the person you are replying to says, blind and vision impaired people are perfectly proficient readers using Japanese Braille [1].
[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Japanese_Braille https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Japanese_Braille
- asutekku 7y agoJust because they can do it doesn’t make it optimal.
- oska 7y agoAnd have you ever sought out what opinion Japanese Braille readers have of the system? Whether they find it "less than optimal"? I can't find the references right now but my memory from reading up on it at one time is that users were very happy with the system, that there is a fair amount of material transcribed into Japanese Braille, that it's quite easy to learn and that children become proficient readers faster than child learners of the regular writing system.