Quote from: Zionatin on March 03, 2021, 11:27:43 PM

Bitcoin has no prejudice. Bitcoin prefers no race, religion, or person. It is freedom. This and the fact that it requires no trust is why I love it so much. As soon as there is human interference things go "wrong" or go "missing".

Talking about blind people. Maybe bitcoin is better than using notes? When you scan the qr code the person has it will tell you what the details and amounts are. Maybe with banknotes, you give the wrong one day? I know they different sizes but for someone blind giving someone, the wrong note can happen if you in a rush or something, think about it. So having a QR code that announces out with a voice what the details are is really helpful. You can also enable safeguards for the blind person which will also increase security. For example, they must say a certain word with their own voice in order to fully confirm a transaction before going out.

The problem is not bitcoin but the technology that is used in it, if the technology isn't built to cater everyone even those with disabilities. The problem with blind people navigating bitcoin is that they need assistance which could be risky as the assistant can just mislead the blind to the point of stealing the bitcoin that the blind is planning to invest in. Voice interaction could be a big help and but this is also limited.