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why would someone who is blind want to know what red looked like? instead i would tell them what something that was red looked like. thats how we all learned what red was. i would describe a rose. a stop sign. blood. the coca cola symbol. target things like that They would have no frame of refeence. Hmmmmmmmmmm....... 
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Id say. Re- d
Rrrrreed. 
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why would someone who is blind want to know what red looked like? instead i would tell them what something that was red looked like. thats how we all learned what red was. i would describe a rose. a stop sign. blood. the coca cola symbol. target things like that Well i think its possible to feel color, and theres nothing wrong with stimulating the imagination of a blind person. then i think you misunderstood what i was saying |
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if i told a blind person what red looked like
what would they do with that knowledge? they cannot feel red they cannot touch red they cannot sense red they cannot see red but they can feel, touch and sense everything else i said [they can touch a rose and a can of coke - they can walk in target - while in a car when they feel their body stopping they know they are at a stop sign and they can feel their blood]....and if i described it well enough they would then know those things were red and that would be stimulating beyond any means |
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if i told a blind person what red looked like what would they do with that knowledge? they cannot feel red they cannot touch red they cannot sense red they cannot see red but they can feel, touch and sense everything else i said [they can touch a rose and a can of coke - they can walk in target - while in a car when they feel their body stopping they know they are at a stop sign and they can feel their blood]....and if i described it well enough they would then know those things were red and that would be stimulating beyond any means Brother I understand your point. It would be useless knowledge to them......
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Thank God I can see.
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Thank God I can see. ET if you couldnt see I would tell you blue looked like purple and orange was green  
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Thank God I can see. ET if you couldnt see I would tell you blue looked like purple and orange was green
Id report you for blind people abuse. Id just make stuff up. |
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Edited by
BillySuvol
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Sun 09/06/09 02:02 PM
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if i told a blind person what red looked like what would they do with that knowledge? they cannot feel red they cannot touch red they cannot sense red they cannot see red but they can feel, touch and sense everything else i said [they can touch a rose and a can of coke - they can walk in target - while in a car when they feel their body stopping they know they are at a stop sign and they can feel their blood]....and if i described it well enough they would then know those things were red and that would be stimulating beyond any means Brother I understand your point. It would be useless knowledge to them......
well...right you said it a lot more hardcore then i would have... i mean the way I said to do it would be "useless" too whether you go left and then right..or right and then left, you still will get there i just think if im gonna try and teach them what "red" is i would do it that way... i didnt mean any negativity to the question, blind people or women in general   
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Thank God I can see. ET if you couldnt see I would tell you blue looked like purple and orange was green
Id report you for blind people abuse. Id just make stuff up.  
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Red.....the taste of chili.... red...the sound of the crackle of fire.... red....the taste of the deep long kiss.. red...the smell of the summer rose red...the feel of velvet against the cheek. Red to the blind... good answer
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You dont explain it. They are blind, they dont need to beable to distinguish different colours.
Just tell them everything is black. |
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Red.....the taste of chili.... red...the sound of the crackle of fire.... red....the taste of the deep long kiss.. red...the smell of the summer rose red...the feel of velvet against the cheek. Red to the blind... good answer
chili isnt red tho...i see orange when i think of chili..or maybe orange-brown and a the crackle of a fire? how does a sound emenate color? and a long deep kiss to me is wet...not red...so that would be blue if anything and the smell of a summer rose? summer roses? i see white yellow pink orange pastels when u say summer rose and velvet against the cheek??? velvet is purple! 
ya know what? im walking away from this |
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It is said that when one loses a sense their other senses are more keen, who says they can't feel, smell, or hear a color? We can all see red and yet we can't describe it, so that means it gets interpreted differently by everyone.
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It is said that when one loses a sense their other senses are more keen, who says they can't feel, smell, or hear a color? We can all see red and yet we can't describe it, so that means it gets interpreted differently by everyone. I think hearing colors would be interesting.... |
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It is said that when one loses a sense their other senses are more keen, who says they can't feel, smell, or hear a color? We can all see red and yet we can't describe it, so that means it gets interpreted differently by everyone. I think hearing colors would be interesting.... Brown sounds like PPPFFFTTTTTTTSPLUURRRRTTT! |
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Red.....the taste of chili.... red...the sound of the crackle of fire.... red....the taste of the deep long kiss.. red...the smell of the summer rose red...the feel of velvet against the cheek. Red to the blind... good answer
chili isnt red tho...i see orange when i think of chili..or maybe orange-brown and a the crackle of a fire? how does a sound emenate color? and a long deep kiss to me is wet...not red...so that would be blue if anything and the smell of a summer rose? summer roses? i see white yellow pink orange pastels when u say summer rose and velvet against the cheek??? velvet is purple!
ya know what? im walking away from this Ahhh Billy..... you have those sensory attachments to the colours that you SEE...have seen...have learnt...through your eyes.. Take away those 'colours' and FEEL them...they give a different form when FELT over seen. |
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It is said that when one loses a sense their other senses are more keen, who says they can't feel, smell, or hear a color? We can all see red and yet we can't describe it, so that means it gets interpreted differently by everyone. I think hearing colors would be interesting.... Brown sounds like PPPFFFTTTTTTTSPLUURRRRTTT! Brown.....the taste of chocolate brown...the smell of fresh ground coffee brown.... the feel of rich damp soil brown...the sound of the bushland. |
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"Psychic Discoveries Behind the Iron Curtain", 1973 details experiments with people 'feeling colors' rather than 'seeing' them.
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