Sort of funny how office jobs have the opposite problem: of people who are suffering pain because they have to sit without standing for long periods, and can be accomodated with adjustable, standing desks. (I suspect these will be standard in the future because of findings about the long term damage of sitting.)

Also funny, in a gallows humor kind of way, how people are being considered disabled (both by themselves and the social insurance system) despite the existence of trivial accommodations. It's like if someone's "dream job" were where they could move up close to the stuff they work with so they could see it better, since "the faraway stuff is so blurry".