No Mutants Allowed

most replies go "wow, that's so cool!" until ONE brain-haver feels like pointing out some reason and logic: Mr deaf - you're totally missing out! The complete feel of the music is WAY better than just the vibratrions.

I imagine this guy just rockin up to blind people like, "I know your sense of hearing and smell is heightened and all, but that's NOTHING compared to seeing color!"

Hey legless man who does wonders in paralympics, that's awesome and all - but in case you weren't aware, you're TOTALLY missing out on actually having legs!

Not sure why that bothers you so much tbh.

Because the deaf have enough to deal with, without having people outright *tell* them that their limited enjoyment of music *is* limited, that there's much more to it - and that they are missing out in life. They very probably know that already.

I remembered when a client asked us to put "sign language pop ups" on their website so deaf people could navigate it, and I for some reason had to explain to 3 different people that deaf people can read, and that it's blind people the ones that need accesibility features on websites. Unless it's for video material.

Then they insisted they still wanted it and I told them that then we would need to shoot video footage with an expert in sign language for every single piece of text on the website and that future updates would also need them to include that in their pipeplin because you can't simply do that with code. They decided to not go ahead with it.