@Hyolobrika
That people with disabilities are basically all a huge burden with nothing useful to provide, even if they have a useful skill, the cost to adjust the environment so that they can utilize it outways the value they bring. People subconsciously realize this. When you show someone a group of people and tell them to pick a potential mate, almost nobody will pick a disabled person, because we humans have evolved to maximize the possibility of successfully raising offsprings by not having them with someone visibly sick. Your brain is constantly running a cost/benefit analysis without you even knowing and shares the results with you by nudging you in certain ways. And yet you have people saying how valuable and equal everyone is, giving milions to vegetables etc

And I'm talking about heavy disabilities, not something like poorer eye sight.

@matrix None of that matters. We are still all equal in dignity.

@Hyolobrika
Yes we are, but dignity doesn't secure you survival or obtain resources

@matrix We are well past the point when we need to do that now thank god.

@Hyolobrika
You don't need to hunt etc but someone still needs to produce food, build etc

@matrix @Hyolobrika aeroponics

@icedquinn @Hyolobrika And?

@matrix Does that mean we should just let the people who can't starve? (Like you)

@Hyolobrika That's up to the choice of each individual if helping others provides them with sufficient value

@chuculate
No

@matrix @chuculate How did you come to these conclusions on disability?

@Hyolobrika
Personal experience being disabled and interacting with other disabled people
@chuculate