Sometimes I think about an anthropology class I took in college, where the professor said, "We can tell a lot about how a society has progressed when we can see signs of them taking care of their injured and disabled people. You can extrapolate that how you wish."
This is precisely why when anyone asks me (and it happens a lot!) if XYZ tech gives me hope, my answer is āyāall canāt even do ramps. Why would I download anything tech makes to my body?ā
Adding this to my list of articles of people being effed over by disability tech makers. nortonlearningblog.com/archives/5695
Earlier this year, I was interviewed by a reporter about large language models (LLMs, like ChatGPT) and disability. I talked about the many concerns āthe disability community might have about LLMs ā¦
This is also why I get pissed when AI is pitched as something that will help the disabled and therefore is worth whatever it costs. (They say with shiny, innocent eyes.) You're not even doing to the cheap practical things to help the disabled. Hell, you're not preventing more people being disabled.
Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom - Zelda has a cat in her room that you can interact with. 10/10 game just for that.
Note to self: I have reading glasses for a reason. I should not attempt reading for extended periods of time without them.
āAs of late September 2024, residential households in the U.S. are eligible for another order of 4 free at-home [Covid] tests from USPS.ā Order here! [special.usps.com]
YOU CANNOT GRIND THE BONES OF YOUR ENEMIES INTO DUST TOMORROW IF YOU DO NOT TAKE YOUR MEDICATIONS.
