is this fun and entertaining enough to be allowed?
8 years ago by rosalinas · 2363 Likes · 10 comments · Popular
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timebender25
· 8 years ago
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It seems it was allowed.
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jimcrichton
· 8 years ago
I've often wondered about this. Does someone who is born blind see black? Or do they see a nothingness that the sighted can't even imagine because we have never experienced anything like it?
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deleted
· 8 years ago
I looked that up just yesterday and an article said the blind don't see black, it's just nothingness
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rosalinas
· 8 years ago
That is horrible...
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guest
· 8 years ago
"Seeing" is not part of the reality of people that are born blind. However, their other senses (and don't say "their four other senses", we actually have far more than 5 senses) are more developed, as they rely on them. Some blind people can distinguish between colors by putting their hands on some surfaces (lighter colors reflect a lot more, thus are a bit hotter).
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sir_spiderman
· 8 years ago
They don't really *see* black. Its more like there is nothing to see. You could call it black, but they only call it black because we tell them that what they see
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unicornsession
· 8 years ago
Ohh. savage.
guest
· 8 years ago
So no blind Hufflepuffs then...
timebender25
· 8 years ago
I have glasses. So there has to be half-blind hufflepuffs.
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bearsie
· 8 years ago
Ok but how do blind people use the Internet?