0100,0100,0100Colin and all,
I must add that some of the great architects and
designers have dyslexia. Sir Richard Rogers, who is
one of the worlds leading architects, has dyslexia. I have
been told that many creative people have dyslexia. I bet
if we looked hard enough we would find that Singer has
some sort of impairment, which would (I his eyes) bring
no value to his life.
It's a strange world we live in. I can't understand how
one human has the right to justify the death of others
based on difference. I recall this happened in WW2,
let's just hope history does not repeat itself.
Pondering,
Jude
>>If so, We would have lost some of the
greatest 'creative-minds' e.g..
Einstein and more recently Bill Gates
(Aspergers Syndrome), Richard
Branson(Dyslexia and Attention Deficit
Disorder) and Actors/Actresses like
Tom Cruise(Dyslexia) and Whoppi
Goldberg(Attention Deficit Disorder) and
more recently the British Photographer David
Bailey(Dyspraxia) and many
more.....
Regards
Colin Revell
Research and Development
Adults with Dyspraxia Support Group
England<<<<0100,0100,0100
Judith M. Irving BSc Arch.Envir.Design
Research Assistant / PhD Student
S U R F A C E
Salford University Research Focus on AcCessible Environments
Bridgewater Building
Salford University
Salford, M7 9NU
England
Tel:0161-295-3194
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