Aug. 16, 2020
Describing Colour to a Blind Person
Prompt: How would you describe your favourite colour to a blind person?
I thought about it some time ago. I also wondered about how can one visualise a colour that one hasn't seen before. That is an impossible task. It is like imagining what had existed before the universe started expanding, or a fish reasoning how physics work outside its pond. I came to the conclusion that our mind is not capable of conceiving things it has never experienced. In that regard, the human intelligence still has room for improvement.
To the question above, I don't think it is possible to describe a colour to a blind person who hasn't previously experienced that particular colour. If the person became blind during its lifetime, then it would be possible because the person might remember the colour.
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I came to the conclusion that our mind iss are not capable of conceiving things it has never experienced.
In that regard, the human intelligence still has room for improvement.
TIn regards to the question above, I don't think it is possible to describe a colour to a blind person who hasn't previously experienced that particular colour.
"In regards" here sounds more natural.
If the person became blind during itstheir lifetime, then it would be possible because the persony might remember the colour.
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Very well written!
Describing Colour to a Blind Person
Prompt: How would you describe your favourite colour to a blind person?
I thought about it some time ago.
I also wondered about how can one visualise a colour that one hasn't seen before.
That is an impossible task.
It is like imagining what had existed before the universe started expanding, or a fish reasoning how physics work outside its pond.
I came to the conclusion that our mind iss are not capable of conceiving things it has never experienced.
In that regard, the human intelligence still has room for improvement.
To the question above, I don't think it is possible to describe a colour to a blind person who hasn't previously experienced that particular colour.
If the person became blind during itstheir lifetime, then it would be possible because theat person might remember the colour.
Describing Colour to a Blind Person
Prompt: How would you describe your favourite colour to a blind person?
I thought about it some time ago.
I also wondered about how can one visualise a colour that one hasn'they haven’t seen before.
What you wrote is correct, this is just an alternative slightly more natural way.
That is an impossible task.
It is like imagining what had existed before the universe started expanding, or a fish reasoning how physics work outside its pond.
I came to the conclusion that our mind iss are not capable of conceiving things it has never experienced.
“Minds are” as with the word our it is plural
In that regard, the human intelligence still has room for improvement.
Not incorrect but the “the” isn’t really needed.
To the question above, I don't think it is possible to describe a colour to a blind person who hasn't previously experienced that particular colour.
If the person became blind during itstheir lifetime, then it would be possible because the persony might remember the colour.
“Their” because they’re a human, generally speaking calling a human “it” is used in an insulting way.
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Very well done! Everything made sense and it was very easy to read! :D
Aug. 16, 2020
If the person became blind during itstheir lifetime, then it would be possible because the persony might remember the colour.
I used "its" because "person" is singular, and I didn't realize I could use "their" for a singular noun. I will remember that!
Aug. 16, 2020
Thank you!
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