Disability degree determined by inability to work, not inability to perform social roles.

The Supreme Court quashed the lower court's decision and remanded the case for a new ruling on disability classification. The applicant argued that his high myopia prevented him from working, but the lower courts focused solely on his inability to work rather than his broader social participation. The Court held that disability under the Rehabilitation Act is defined by the inability to fulfill social roles, not merely by professional incapacity, requiring a fresh assessment of social integration.