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What about people born without vision?

Submitted by merry2e on Mon, 04/21/2008 - 10:54am.
I wonder what people who are born without sight would feel about "sight literally limits our ability to perceive the world in its entirety" ? I think those without vision perceive their world in its entirety and in their own sense of what reality is...just a thought.

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