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Welcome to: The Somebody, Nobody, Anybody and Everybody Blog!

This is a space for unfiltered thoughts and experiences from my perspective and a space to call my own on the internet. Here, you'll find a humorous (and sometimes brutally honest) take on life, navigating the seeing world as a person with sight impairment, and the wonderful (and often frustrating) world of technology, all served up with a healthy dose of my unfiltered thoughts and opinions.  Expect a mix of everything: hilarious anecdotes, sarcastic jabs, and the occasional rant, alongside no get-rich-quick schemes, no miracle health cures, and no relationship advice from a self-proclaimed guru (who's probably single themselves).  So, if you're looking for a laugh (and maybe a little offense) and are up for some unapologetic, unpolished, and occasionally unconventional musings, then pull up a chair and grab a cuppa. But if you're easily offended or expecting a five-step plan to achieve ultimate success, this might not be the blog for you.  Dive in at yo...
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If It’s Not Accessible, It Isn't Finished: The Human Cost of the Digital Divide

In the modern era, we speak of "innovation" as if it were a universal tide, rising to lift all boats. We celebrate the speed of software, the sleekness of new interfaces, and the "disruptive" power of the latest platforms. But as an advocate and a professional who navigates the world through the lens of assistive technology, I see a different reality.

Boredom and Creativity: The Yin and Yang of Life

Alan Watts , the British philosopher who brought Eastern wisdom to Western audiences, often spoke about life as a dynamic interplay of opposites. One of his most profound ideas is that boredom and creativity are not enemies but partners—like Yin and Yang , they define and sustain each other. Without boredom, creativity would have no soil to grow in; without creativity, boredom would remain an endless void. This thought invites us to reconsider how we experience stillness , restlessness, and the urge to create.