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All interesting ideas. a lot of cards to try to shuffle through "blind" That's why I suggested the raised dots or micro-notches. It's used by the vision impa
by LinuxBender 2y ago
All interesting ideas.
a lot of cards to try to shuffle through "blind"
That's why I suggested the raised dots or micro-notches. It's used by the vision impaired and magicians but I am not supposed to give away their secret. Pen and Teller use a different trick and I pinky promise I won't give that one away.
- pavel_lishin 2y agoYeah, it's not a bad idea, but a dentist visit is a stressful time for a lot of people - trying to learn a new way of representing information is probably a lot to ask of people getting a root canal. I know that if my dentist told me, "ok, one dot means yes, two dots means no, three dots means pain, four dots means you had a nice weekend..." I'd just tell them I'll suffer through it quietly and raise my hand or grunt if I need to urgently communicate something.
- LinuxBender 2y agoI know that if my dentist told me, "ok, one dot means yes, two dots means no, three dots means pain, four dots means you had a nice weekend..." Well the idea is that you create the cards and memorize them ahead of time for use in the dentist office, medical office, being interviewed by cops or news reporters add a talk to the lawyer card, job interviews, when you lose your voice after too much opera karaoke, etc... Attempting Pavarotti gets my voice every time.