“The sharper end of technoableism is that, if one cannot measure up by technological means, then there are technological-eugenical means for ‘dealing with’ the most unfortunate cases. Prosthetic legs, Prozac, pacemakers, ostomy bags, fidget spinners, heating pads, and wheelchairs are technologies for disability — and so are gas chambers, institutional confinement, and prenatal deselection.” Ashley Shew, Against Technoableism