How has Braille's system changed since its invention?
Significantly modified
Completely changed
Not at all
Replaced by digital systems
Answer
Braille's system has remained largely unchanged since its invention in 1824. The original six-dot cell arrangement and the assignment of letters, numbers, and symbols have remained consistent. This stability ensures that Braille remains accessible to individuals with visual impairments worldwide, fostering literacy and communication across generations.
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