So. I'm watching Mute, and it's one of my faves... but i've never really watched it with a disability-focus, even though the main character has a disability. So many things completely inaccessable to people in a futuristic society that emphasizes speaking to the interfaces.
I'm really grateful @manmademoon.bsky.social did this with his story. The future not being accessible is one of the biggest unspoken issues coming for us. (As Microsoft configures Office to respond best to speech, for example) We are all only temporarily able. Disability remains inevitable.