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Bill Reese Date: Wed Nov 10, 1999 1:48 pm Subject: Re: SW in the future | ||||||||||||
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Let me put it in perspective: YES! It's going to far! Think of it ... we couldn't have preferential treatment -- so all documents would need to have all spoken, visual and tactile languages (let's not forget braille). "Turn to page 143 for the beginning of the Signwriting portion of the menu." Ack. Better yet to either learn English (don't flame me!) or have a personal translating device. But interesting question -- where *exactly* do we expect SignWriting to be used? Realistically. I'm still waiting for my Hoover Car, which was promised to be the "Car of the future" quite some time ago. I should be zipping around like George Jetson. "In school" is obviously the first answer as that's happening now. Valerie, care to add your visions on this? :-) Bill Reese Wayne in Maine wrote: > Bill - > Well, I'm not deaf in this lifetime, but I found SW anyway. Hopefully > by then it'll be all over the place: airports, libraries, restaurant menus, > ... Am I going too far? > - Wayne > > >Bill Reese wrote: > > >You might not be deaf in your next life Wayne! :-) > > > >Wayne in Maine wrote: > > > > Heck with 10 years! I'm anxious to come back in my next life and see > >what SW looks like in 100 years! > | ||||||||||||
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