Braille and wheelchairs are the equivalent of a cure for autism, as I envision it. Why do these not count as "avoid[ing] our shared responsibility of accommodat

Braille and wheelchairs are the equivalent of a cure for autism, as I envision it. Why do these not count as "avoid[ing] our shared responsibility of accommodating for differences, by erasing the differences"? > They're not aborted to avoid accommodating, but to prevent suffering You don't think people who want to "cure" autism are also motivated by this?