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The author concludes that anyone who can read braille the traditional way will easily learn to use the new thermal braille system since it uses the same symbols.

While the new braille system may use the same symbols as the old one, the author must assume that there are no other significant barriers to learning the new system.

The argument depends on the assumption that people with the ability to read braille symbols through touch the traditional way will also be able to read the symbols when they’re heated on a computer screen.

The author only claims that braille-readers will easily learn this new system, so whether any other systems can be adapted or not is irrelevant.

The author claims that braille-readers will be able to use the new system, not that they’re the only ones who can. Others also being able to use this system has no effect on the reasoning.

This must be true in order for the conclusion to follow. If braille-readers didn’t have the ability to read through heat, then they wouldn’t easily adapt to the new system.

The argument is only about braille, so it doesn’t rely on any assumption about other symbol systems that mimic letter shapes.

It’s irrelevant whether or not people will be capable of starting their braille education with the thermal system in the future. The conclusion is about people who already know braille.

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