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A common thread across all the disability groups is an intrinsic desire to normalize it, a drive towards a world where everyone has the disability and therefore
by Workaccount2 2y ago
A common thread across all the disability groups is an intrinsic desire to normalize it, a drive towards a world where everyone has the disability and therefore no one is disabled.
Prune it down and it is simply "You can fix something by developing a fix, and if you can't do that you can fix something by redefining what "fixed" means".
- TeMPOraL 2y agoIt starts becoming a problem if this evolves further into "ignore or fight an actual fix when it's available", and then into "if it ain't broken, break it, so it's "fixed"".
- d0mine 2y agodisability/fix is a one-dimensional language. Real world has many degrees of freedom (more than one is for sure). Thinking in tradeoffs instead may be beneficial.