Alex,
>>The one I like was the Braille instructions on the multi-story elevator in the parking garage letting you know what floor you were on.
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>>So you could find your car and drive out?
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>There are braille signs next to the art pieces in the Guggenheim museum in NY.
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>Go figure...
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>Alex
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Whoops..
The thing is is that the blind individual is more than likely the one who would have to use the Braille but how would they know where to look. The sighted could simply read the description I suppose since in either case the blind would need a guide.
This is the stupidity of political correctness gone too far. Help folks? You bet.
Best,
DD
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