10 September,2012 08:57 AM IST | | AFP
"I really genuinely do think that we have had a seismic effect on shifting public attitudes," London 2012 (LOCOG) chief Sebastian Coe told a news conference at Olympic Park in east London on the last day of the Games.
The Games have "shown the way to treat people with disabilities," the former double Olympic 1,500m champion added, as the event had "defined ability over and above disability".
"I don't think people will ever see sport in the same way. I don't think they will ever see disability in the same way. We have talked about what we can do rather than what we can't do," he said.