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Re: Measurement Conversion Utilityby "Laura Mollett" <lmollett(at)mis.net> |
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>The human brain, using a process known as antithetic (and for some >algebra), should be quite capable of doing so. Alternately, you've a >variety of calculators, ranging from desktop mechanical marvels to >electronic gee-gosh-wows, from which to choose. Not to take it out on Harold particularly, but this is the 2nd time, in a very short period, there have been comments on this list that are condescending towards those who do not find this type of exercise "easy" to do in their heads. I have a math disability and *my* brain is not "quite capable of doing so" without a great deal of struggle. Perhaps the people asking for the tools are in similar situations, possibly not, but could the list *please* remember that handicaps and talents come in various sizes for various people. Having a disability does not make one less intelligent, and the non-accepting attitude portrayed here of other ways to accomplish tasks is making me very uncomfortable. Thanks for your understanding, Laura Mollett
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