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Posted by Blahzaay on Jan-22-2008 15:37:
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Originally posted by OurManFlint
How do you describe the color blue to a person who has been blind since birth? |
This question does my head in. It hurts trying to think about it. It's almost impossible to describe. The only way you could do it would be to describe blue as being cold, and red and orange etc being hot. You couldn't really describe black. You could associate it with darkness but they've never seen dark/light either.
I guess colours are absolutely irrelevant to someone with no vision so it doesn't matter. Still...an interesting question.
Posted by thesauce23 on Jan-22-2008 15:46:
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Originally posted by Blahzaay
I guess colours are absolutely irrelevant to someone with no vision so it doesn't matter. Still...an interesting question. |
i think thats true. assuming that when we close our eyes and see darkness/black is the same experience of a blind person, then the only color they would know is black. color wouldn't necessarily translate into feeling such as orange being hot, would it?
Posted by Blahzaay on Jan-22-2008 15:51:
How do we know that when you see blue, I'm not actually seeing the colour orange? And when you see orange I see the colour blue?
Posted by thesauce23 on Jan-22-2008 15:59:
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Originally posted by Blahzaay
How do we know that when you see blue, I'm not actually seeing the colour orange? And when you see orange I see the colour blue? |
perception and preconditioned knowledge.. so u were told what ur looking at or experiencing as blue or whatever color.
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