To: SmithL
Braille is fine, but what about blind people who have no sense of touch? I think we might need smell and taste indicators. And they should beep different things, just to cover all the bases.
17 posted on
11/28/2006 1:44:45 PM PST by
dead
(I've got my eye out for Mullah Omar.)
To: dead
53 posted on
11/28/2006 2:04:48 PM PST by
techcor
To: dead
Braille is fine, but what about blind people who have no sense of touch? So then what about quadripeligic blind, deaf, anosmiac, dumb people? How are they going to handle money?
86 posted on
11/28/2006 2:14:01 PM PST by
Centurion2000
(If the Romans had nukes, Carthage would still be glowing.)
To: dead
Cost of printing money will exceed the face value.
124 posted on
11/28/2006 2:25:56 PM PST by
Shady
To: dead
but what about blind people who have no sense of touch?Simple. Each bill comes with a wafer-thin audio chip that announces what kind of denomination it is ("I'm a 20...I'm a 5...I'm a 10-spot."). As the legal requirements get more ridiculous, so will the solutions.
To: dead
There are already bills recognizable by blind people. They are called coins. :)
239 posted on
11/28/2006 4:13:32 PM PST by
Magnum44
(Terrorism is a disease, precise application of superior force is the ONLY cure)
To: dead
"sir . . . sir . . . will you please stop licking the money?"
311 posted on
11/28/2006 11:38:36 PM PST by
Big Guy and Rusty 99
(proud sponsor of the "helmets for democrats" foundation)
To: dead
The bigger question...is what about the dead?
How are they to see, feel, smell, vote?
Er....well skip the vote part...they do that just fine.
331 posted on
11/29/2006 11:03:01 AM PST by
Osage Orange
(The old/liberal/socialist media is the most ruthless and destructive enemy of this country.)
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