David's blog

I've been getting used to my new smart glasses, which I've had for a few days now. I took them out today, and they seem to have what they call "hallucinations." The first one sent me on a wild goose chase about a mobile phone—it claimed there was a phone on the ground near my fence, but there wasn’t. These glasses, as I mentioned, have been embraced by the visually impaired community. I heard about a man in Texas who has retired his expensive, probably cumbersome and hassle-ridden CCTV system, and now just uses the Meta Ray-Ban glasses to read his letters. It seems liberating and opens the door to other possibilities these glasses might offer in the future. It's amazing to hear these have changed some people's lives for the better under purely by accident Hopefully they will improve again as time goes by and make it possible for visually impaired people to participate in things in society which they may be closed out of now by ignorance or whatever I have been...

Here we go again got the DWP giving me grief again, it has only been a year or so since they were at it before.  This time the hastle has come out of the blue with no warning which is a risky tactic to take with people especially ones who may have life threatening conditions it could push them over the edge the whole stress of the thing could, it is hard to to believe that such people or is it the organisation is in charge of what is called welfare.  I am on the sick at the moment I dread to think how they treat folk who are not on the sick well I guess I have heard about the stupid sanctions such as when people are on training courses they are sanctioned for not going to the jobcentre the system is a shambles it seems me.  Someone one day will have to clean up this mess and its going to take a lot of money and time.  I guess in the meantime I have to just suffer the thing and the stress and anxiety it causes to my health, I was not able to concentrate on what the ...