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I've never considered the richness of normal interaction in comparison to the "picture behind glass" model. Very eye opening read. However, "Do you know what i
by lightcatcher 15y ago
I've never considered the richness of normal interaction in comparison to the "picture behind glass" model. Very eye opening read. However,
"Do you know what it's called when you lose all sense of touch? It's called paralysis, and they push you around in a wheelchair while you calculate black hole radiation."
isn't cool at all.
- asolove 15y agoHe's making a specific point regarding the relative importance of our senses. On the surface level, vision seems to play a far more important role in human life than tactile sensation. Losing your sight (the sense screens use) results in a normal person who has to make a few adjustments to accomodate their blindness. Losing your sense of touch (the sense that touchscreens can't use) is paradoxically far more debilitating.
- asolove 15y agoHe's making a specific point regarding the relative importance of our senses. On the surface level, vision seems to play a far more important role in human life than tactile sensation. Losing your sight (the sense screens use) results in a normal person who has to make a few adjustments to accomodate their blindness. Losing your sense of touch (the sense that touchscreens can't use) is paradoxically far more debilitating.