Ontario, Canada has some decent laws in this respect, but for now, it seems weak.

I'm optimistic about federal legislation that has some teeth.

Here is an accessibility one:

http://shouldiuseacarousel.com/

I'm not surprised, figured it was pretty common.

As an aside, there is a guy who is very popular on Medium. He made a course on how to be a more successful writer. One of the 'benefits' of his VIP version was that he would write an article about you and put it in Huffington Post or other similarly rated publications.

The username on Reddit is the name of a famous Canadian murder.

I've talked about tax avoidance to many people. I get the sense that most people don't understand it or the consequences.

If you say "so and so company avoided paying 1 billion in taxes so all of us will have to pay it instead" that means nothing to them.

I thought there weren't enough people with STEM degrees?

In any 'investment' someone wins and someone loses.

How do you get 3 months of vacation?

This is not real or true.

I have dyslexia and have never seen text like that.

I have no trouble seeing letters or words, I just can't associate the sounds with the letters, so I can't spell or read new words (based on the sounds).

I've dealt with it by remembering tons of words.