Braille does not help everyone. Most people with vision issues are not legally lind and do not know braille.
Anyone who didn't find the feature useful could ignore it.
Just like you don't need to know Japanese to count the exact amount of yen bills.
Braille on money also doesn't help dyslexic quadrplegics with dysesthesia... Checkmate.
If you have a good, working solution that's widely used worldwide, and someone suggests a worse solution that works for fewer people, it's more than fair to point out that "your solution is worse, less common, and works for fewer people".
Your last sentence is a low effort strawman, I'm not sure why you felt it necessary to include.
Society is not supposed to be engineered for young single healthy 20 year old males.