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Scrap the disabled — our human vision needs a reality check

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Camilla Ryhl
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Our human vision needs a reality check. We need to stop grouping people into those with and without disabilities. It's about our ability to function and it changes throughout life and that applies to all of us. So if we think instead of functional skills when we furnish our society, we might avoid leaving anyone on the platform by 2030. Just as the World Goals commit us to.

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