Do people who are born blind understand whats colors are?!
Question: No. If you have ever watched the movie "The Miracle Worker" it is the story of Helen Keller. As you probably know she was born blind, deaf, and mute. No one gave her much of a chance of being taught anything at all. It was shown, though, that she was very intelligent but she just had to be taught in relation to things she could experience through her other uneffected senses.
Since someone born blind from birth would have no frame of reference for the concept of color then it would be impossible for them to understand what a color is. They could be taught that color exists but would have no concept of its nature.
Answers: No. If you have ever watched the movie "The Miracle Worker" it is the story of Helen Keller. As you probably know she was born blind, deaf, and mute. No one gave her much of a chance of being taught anything at all. It was shown, though, that she was very intelligent but she just had to be taught in relation to things she could experience through her other uneffected senses.
Since someone born blind from birth would have no frame of reference for the concept of color then it would be impossible for them to understand what a color is. They could be taught that color exists but would have no concept of its nature.
Omgsh i never thought of that; well i think no. If you have never seen a color before how would you know what a color is. Such as with hearing how would you know what a sound is if you can't hear....
yea iv thot about that before, wow i dunno really ... well do they dream in color? or even see pictures if at all? if they do, what do they base it on? certainly not anything in life that they are seeing. maybe there is some sort of like, spectrum in their "head-eye-retina-area" or sumthing haha ... im not sure but thats a really good question. ask ur eye doctor the next time u go for a check up!
Most blind people has some vision, very few have no vision. Depending on the cause of the vision loss, they may or may not have colour perception.