Would a blind person describe it as black if he or she knew what black was?

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For centuries, men have told stories of miracles in which a blind person suddenly was able to see again.

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There have been many advances in technology over the last 50 years making the life of a blind person today very different.

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If we will have driverless cars in the future, why are we spending time and money developing a car that a blind person can drive?

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While most residents understand why a blind person needs a guide dog, they are often less willing to accept an animal whose function is to help people with less obvious disabilities, such as depression or panic attacks.

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Posner believes his car could affordably reach the showrooms in 10 or 15 years, but that a fully blind person still wouldn't be able to drive it.

BBC: Blind drivers at the steering wheel

What good is a reader to someone who is blind if it requires a seeing person to get to the first page, let alone turn that page?

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Bus drivers in Worcester are being given a chance to understand what it is like for a blind or partially sighted person to use public transport.

BBC: Worcester bus drivers experience life as a blind passenger

Our fascination with romance, one of the most marvelous aspects of our lives sends even the most sensible person into a state of blind denial.

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And whether you're the type of person who cried when Blind Faith broke up or if you're just a horological enthusiast who doesn't know Jack Bruce from Lenny Bruce, on June 5 Christie's New York will be auctioning off 25 watches from Clapton's personal collection.

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