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Amen brother.
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And the sea lion would be able to go on land as well,
They’d stink though.
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that might be a bit of a problem in somewhere like london for example,
where there ain't really any woods around.
personally,
't know where you got that idea from.
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And there is absolutely no reason why a guide dog user shouldn't have to clean
up after their dog.
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cope without
difficulty with clearing up after their dogs.
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What a
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What about dirt cheap laytex gloves?
Or, are you just kidding around?
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No, bears crap any where they want.
James B
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Now that’s
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Why is it so hard for blind folks to pickup dog poo
nk" at all, so don't know where you got that idea from.
Simon
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And the sea lion would be a
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Now that’s a cool thought,
A gide bear!
No one would give you trouble when they see that walking the streets with you.
And
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Yes, we call them dinner bells (as a joke of course because they do work).
Then of c
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First of all there are only two types of bears here, Black Bears and Grizzly
Bears. The Brown Bear used to live in Europe where it is largely extinct.
Secondly it is pointless to try and run from
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I heard the author Bill Bryson in person once, and he was telling about his
adventures and the warnings he received from the outdoor equipment store
sa
Um,
Isn’t it time this thread was stopped?
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There are lots of guide dog
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Yeah but then another blind person will probably come and walk over it which is
disgusting!!! In my area there’s lots of dog poo around on the street and you
From: Pete NaldaSent: Wednesday, May 26, 2021 1:47 PMTo: viphone@googlegroups.comSubject: Re: Could a smart backpack replace guide dogs? Researchers think so. - The Washington Post There are lots of guide dog users that have signs that say, “Don’t Pet me, I’m working”. I prefer saying it myself, as
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exactly, yet another point in the robot's favour. although here in the UK, I
believe guide dog users are exempt from having to clear it up.
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> possibly, but unlike the real dog, one won't have to be so concerned about it
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gards,
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I heard the author Bill Bryson in person once, and h
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First of all there are only two types of bears here, Black Bears and Grizzly
Bears. The Brown
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Yeah but then another blind person will probably come and walk over it which is
disgustin
And there is absolutely no reason why a guide dog user shouldn't have to clean
up after their dog.
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Hey just so long as if they video you or say myself banging in to things,
They give us the url to go check out the video so we can laugh at ours
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possibly, but unlike the real dog, one won't have to be so concerned about it
getting too distracted by such attention, and the robot one could very easily
even be programmed to say something alon
Alison, I applaud your post. I agree with you. Shirley Tracy From: CJ & AA MAYSent: Wednesday, May 26, 2021 3:49 AMTo: viphone@googlegroups.comSubject: RE: Could a smart backpack replace guide dogs? Researchers think so. - The Washington Post I truly don’t believe anyone should feel embarra
but to go through
it if they are walking alone.
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I don’t really think of being blind, ever. it’s just not something that means
much to me or the people I’m close to. I don’t run from it. it’s just a
nonissue. it doesn’t make me strong or who I am. it doesn’t anymore
I don’t really think of being blind, ever. it’s just not something that means
much to me or the people I’m close to. I don’t run from it. it’s just a
nonissue. it doesn’t make me strong or who I am. it doesn’t anymore define me
than sight defines my husband, and there are tons of blind people I’
y be a heck of a lot to ask from the
> standard guide dog.
>
> Simon
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society.
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well, to each his own. I’d rather use tech than that awful cane, and
ay 25, 2021 11:52 PM
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Yeah,
And it wont poo on the street needing you to then clean it up.
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I just don’t care if people stare at me or not. If they wanna make me that
important and take the time to stare at me that’s fine. Stay safe
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and you are not helping"
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I just don’t care if people stare at me or not. If they wanna make me that
important and take the time to stare at me that’s fine. Stay safe
Sent from my Verizon iPhone 12 Pro!!!
On May 25
elping"
Simon
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By nature, people are curious. Anything diff
By nature, people are curious. Anything different will attract their attention.
Rightly or wrongly, one of the things I like about being a guide dog owner is
that I feel the attention tends to go to the dog rather than me. A robot guide
dog is likely to draw just as much attention.
Alison
Tuesday, May 25, 2021 1:27 PM
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I used to have a black t-shirt that said in big yellow writing, “Keep Staring,
I might do a trick!” I loved it hahaha.
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guide dogs? Researchers think so. -
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I just don’t care if people stare at me or not. If they wanna make me that
important and take the time to stare at me that’s fine. Stay safe
Sent from my Verizon iPhone 12 Pro!!!
On May 25, 2021, at 11:51 AM, alia robinson mailto:ali
Good for you.
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having been totally
Hey and it's not like I see them staring at me 🤣
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I just don’t
I just don’t care if people stare at me or not. If they wanna make me that
important and take the time to stare at me that’s fine. Stay safe
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> On May 25, 2021, at 11:51 AM, alia robinson wrote:
>
> well, to each his own. I’d rather use tech than that awfu
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well, to each his own. I’d rather use tech than that awful cane, and let’s
face it everyone cares what people think of them. I grew up in a sighted world.
the fewer things I can use
Hi Juan,
How very true your em Is Juan. I totally agree with you in every way.
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well, to each his own. I’d rather use tech than that awful cane, and let’s face
it everyone cares what people think of them. I grew up in a sighted world. the
fewer things I can use that are blind-specific the happier I am, and we have no
idea what these devices would look like. in a perfect wor
Amen brother.
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I agree that a cane does not help if
because of my cane then I would maybe pity them, but
> I sure wouldn't feel embarrassed by it.
>
> maybe
>
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> goshawk on horseback
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Simon
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x27;t feel embarrassed by it.
maybe
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completely agr
’t heard anything about it since.
> It was called “Cabot” and it was done by CMU in Pittsburgh.
> Johna
>
>
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> Gazer
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Pittsburgh.
Johna
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I’d be interested to know what was interesting about
All I want to know is how the vest would look.
It seems like a lot, a backpack a vest, a fanny pack, just too much stuff
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I’d be interested to know what was interesting about it? What did id do and
definitely
interesting but I still feel safer with my dog or Cain.
Johna
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depends on how it is funded.
Simon
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bot guide in a study a while back and it was definitely
interesting but I still feel safer with my dog or Cain.
Johna
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honestly this is stupid.
Another money grab.
You'll never ever replace the cane.
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Completely agree. To many people in this world seem to have their canes
attache
> interesting but I still feel safer with my dog or Cain.
> Johna
>
>
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> I also don't see the harm in researching and exploring different options.
> Sure the technology is in it's early stages,
Mich.
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I also don't see the harm in resear
still feel safer with my dog or Cain.
> Johna
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> I thi
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>>> I did try a robot guide in a study a while back and it was definitely
>>> interesting but I still feel safer with my dog or Cain.
>>> Johna
>>>
>>>
>>> From: viphone@googlegroups.com On Behalf Of CJ &
>>> AA MAY
>
to find your way back to the exit.
>> Think I’ll stick with my dog, but I can see that one day there will be
>> useful secondary mobility aids.
>> Alison
>>
>> From: viphone@googlegroups.com On Behalf Of
>> CrazyEyez
>> Sent: 23 May 2021 22:50
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> I think that such equipment cou
interesting but I still feel safer with my dog or Cain.
Johna
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I think
robinson
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why is it ridiculous? sighted people get directions on their phone, and are
told what to do at every turn. I
why is it ridiculous? sighted people get directions on their phone, and are
told what to do at every turn. I personally was always embarrassed by a cane,
and allergic to dogs. if tech can help us out why not? I for one hated my cane,
loathed it because it made me feel different than my sighted f
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You could just have your dog along wearing its doggy backpack or maybe another
beast of burdon like a lama then your own back would be free for the smart
backpack. I wonder
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honestly this is stupid.
Another money grab.
You'll never ever replace the cane.
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st as
the city bus would who was about to run me over.
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What a cool idea,
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I think this is the most ridiculous thing I've
oups.com
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I thought it would be a good read since we’re talking about technology
being helpful to supplement the tools we already have.
If
What a cool idea,
The size would concern me as I wear a back pack to carry things around and
therefore keep my hands free.
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Sent: Monday, 24 May 2021 8:55 am
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Subject: Could a smart backpack replac
Hi list,
Priscilla, Thanks for posting this article. Found it very interesting reading
indeed as lots of other blind/VI people are discussing AI powered mobility
devices complimenting a cane or dog on a couple of other email groups.
Sincerely,
Sadam
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I think this is the most ridiculous thing I've ever heard. What if something
goes wrong with the software in the robot? What then? Nothing will re
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>>> To: viphone@googlegroups.com
>>> Sent: Sunday, May 23, 2021 10:50 PM
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>>>
>&g
3 PM, goshawk on horseback
>>> wrote:
>>>
>>
>> that's more or less what I said as well.
>>
>> Simon
>>
>>
>> - Original Message -----
>> From: Priscilla Garces (prisci)
>> To: viphone@googlegroups.com
>>
e have already over this last couple of weeks alone, been conversations
>>> on at least 4 other e-mail lists that I am on, about possible robot guide
>>> dogs for example.
>>>
>>> Simon
>>>
>>>
>>> ----- Original Message
that's more or less what I said as well.
Simon
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honestly this is stupid.
Another money grab.
You'll never ever replace the cane.
Sent from my iPhone
On May 23, 2021, at 4:54 PM, Priscilla Garces (p
And, I never have to charge my cane, and I can put it in a holder that hangs
from my belt when I get to my destination.
Richard
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On May 23, 2021, at 2:50 PM, CrazyEyez
honestly this is stupid.
Another money grab.
You'll never ever replace the cane.
Sent from my iPhone
> On May 23, 2021, at 4:54 PM, Priscilla Garces (prisci)
> wrote:
>
> Hi everyone,
> Thought this might be interesting to read.
>
>
>>
>> https://www.washingtonpost.com/technology/2021/03/
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