Lack of capacity to disagree - have a think about that for a few minutes. It's a little ironic you think everyone else lacks capacity when you have spent half a day arguing a point.
I never thought for one minute you would care, I wonder if that's half the problem, do you have any intention of listening and trying to see how you may be wrong, or have you already decided you are right and everyone else is mistaken. I can't possibly be offended as I don't know the woman, and I'm not being gushy towards Apple - I feel Jordyn had overcome adversity and probably faced a lifetime of discrimination and people making prejudged opinions about her abilities, she is now working for a company [I got the impression] she really wanted to work for. I've known for many years how well Apple do with their adaptive tech, this wasn't news to me today, I simply posted to tell you I thought you were wrong. I know a lot of people who face discrimination daily and are prejudged because of their disability, it's a shame people can't consider everyone by their abilities instead.
It's been clearly stated what people think is the problem with your posts and you continue to state the same thing. You think Jordyn was hired as a token gesture, a publicity stunt. That throws cold water on her hard work and achievements. I can't understand how you don't get it. This could give people the impression that you are trolling. You don't care that people think that though of course, so why are you arguing the point?
You also think Apple have hired just one token blind woman, I bet a considerable number of Apple employees have disabilities. Lastly, the article was not published by Apple as far as I can see, they may well have put out a press release but we don't know that, from the original Mashabale article it looks like Jordyn is telling her own story. Is she just a self-promoting publicity junkie? Not that there's is anything wrong with Apple telling the world how they have employed someone with talent, but to think they gave her the job simply as a PR stunt is simply ignorant. It makes total sense to me that someone developing the adaptive tech uses it every day, that's a lot better than someone trying to think how it may be used and getting it wrong. Surely as someone who will need this tech in a few years you would rather Apple put real effort into ensuring it was the best it could be and not simply going for PR wins? If they were doing it for the publicity they could have hired Stevie Wonder as a tester - now THAT would be a PR stunt, I'd be with you all the way on that one.
I not sure why I'm trying to explain, many have tried and you will likely just rant on for half a page hoping people will agree with you. I believe you actually do care what people think, and you have just dug yourself a hole. If you didn't care you would just go and get on with your day instead of wasting it with more posts in an internet forum.
