>finally able to read in braille>lights off, candle burning, eyes closed after a day of officecucking, reading The Idiot with my fingertipsFeelsgoodman
>>24773890Are you that guy who made that Braille thread a month ago? I used to be obsessed with the creation of braille books in first grade, about 36 years ago.
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>>24773890Fall asleep five minutes later....
>>24773906>digital braillethere are 3 possible culprits for this
>>24773890Audiobooks have already been invented, and obtaining a book printed in Braille is very expensive and difficult to find, if not impossible.
>>24773890How long did it take you to learn it?You would have been better off spending that time learning a language that is truly useful instead of reading translations in Braille.
>>24773890Good for you, anon. Bless you.
>>24773890Sounds comfy What’s the availability of books in that format?
>>24773890you better not LARPing because that sounds convincing
reading in braille sounds like it would be awfully slow and cumbersomeit would probably take seconds to reconstruct the average word vs. taking in several words with a single glance in regular readingand trying to keep track of longer and more convoluted sentences would probably be hell - you would forget how it started before you can reach the end
>>24774308You have no idea how often I have had to know the room number of a hotel room while the hotel was in the middle of a power outage. It frankly stopped making sense around the 10th or 20th time.
>>24773890How would translations in braille work? Surely you'd risk losing some of the content.
>>24774440That's insane. Do you spend a lot of your time traveling to third world shitholes where blackouts are common, like California?
>>24774603No I lied for comedic effect
>>24773890A random thought:People get tattoos, which are, in 99% of cases, revolting, obviously.But what about a BRAILLE TATTOO? I wonder if anyone has ever had that? Would it even be possible?Then in the dark (or if you were blind) you could stroke the other person to "read" it.A woman could have "a little lower" in braille on her stomach for example. This might prove useful in certain situations.
>>24774353i guess infinite if you drop $3k on this
>>24774306Audiobooks aren't books though, it's spoonfeeding.
>>24774634>But what about a BRAILLE TATTOO?>Would it even be possible?https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scarificationhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Subdermal_implant
>>24774695Wait this shits actually real?https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microchip_implant_(human)
>>24775724yes, but every one of them was put in by the person that its in, and the vast majority were designed by the person with it in
