positron98
Is there a way to describe what color is or the basic concept of color to a person who has been blind since birth?
If so, how?
If so, how?
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The discussion centers on the challenge of describing color to individuals who have been blind since birth. Participants agree that blind individuals cannot perceive color in the traditional sense, as their retinal nerves are non-functional. The conversation suggests that while technical definitions of color can be provided, they may not be meaningful to someone who cannot experience color. Ultimately, the consensus is that attempting to convey the concept of color may not be necessary or effective for blind individuals.
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Originally posted by positron98
I don't think a totally blind person can make such a detection climbhi, since the nerves behind the retina would be non-functional.