hauiMy subtitles! I can't hear without my subtitles!
vzqSubtitles are a great example of an adaptation that helps more than (in this case auditory) disabled people.
When I had small children I stopped watching anything that wasn’t subtitled because I couldn’t control my noise environment. Either too loud to hear when the children were playing or had to keep the noise down when they were sleeping.
It gave me a great appreciation for assistive technology in general.
An excellent example of the curb cut effect: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Curb_cut_effect
Besides, it helps a lot when voiceover is in a language you are learning or can’t comprehend by hearing well enough (like Trainspotting)
teftOr when they speak in a weird accent. Looking at you, Spain, and your weird sh sounds.
Well, every country has its own set of incomprehensible pronunciations ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
It saves me about 75% of rewinding 10 seconds. Which, BTW, Netflix is trash at being able to do reliably.
BlackoutIf this is hard for you what else do you have trouble with? Writing your name? Wiping your butt?
Good luck with that attitude.
Op can’t pee & poo at the same time
I honestly watch most things with subtitles, as it helps me process the information better, so this is very relatable
Same