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Do you belive as I do that the blind can see through there fingers when they read Brail?

  • define "see"

    Their fingers are doing something, and Braille is a language of sorts; but if they see anything I would have to say that it is their own imaginative talents that they see and Braille allows this much more easily than print.

    Voted for by Auxiliar.
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  • I believe they see but in a different way

    If they had sight at one time before loosing their vision then that is different. If a person has never had vision then I believe they see in their own way. They perceive the world differently then we do in many ways but how can they imagine a quarter and a dime if they have never seen one before. I do not know what they see but I know they imagine something. It's like a word association sort of. When someone says dime or they feel of one I believe they picture something.

    Voted for by Energizer Bunny.
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  • Collors

    I read about some research once that sugested that blind people could both feel and smell different collors, personaly, I dont know what to believe, it seems to me that if it had any validity there would be more info on the subject.

    Voted for by Dwn.
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  • Yeah

    To see means different things one of those being to understand so yeah I believe a blind person can see through their fingers.

    Voted for by Applehead.
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