Re: A question for those with no usable vision at all

Re: A question for those with no usable vision at all My eye-sight went gradually worse between early childhood to the late teens. I used to read with my eyes, play video games with my eyes and orientate myself by sight.So I have a full understanding on what it's like to see from own

Re: A question for those with no usable vision at all

Re: A question for those with no usable vision at all when my eyes are close or open i can see blacknesssince when i was kid i have good visionmy low vision can see maybe 100 or 200 i am not surebut i can play video games like a sight person when i sit very close of my play station2since i

Re: A question for those with no usable vision at all

Re: A question for those with no usable vision at all @TurtlepowerI used to taste and smell in my dreams, until I lost both senses due to a head injury.The "book or movie" comparison is a perfect description for a lot of my dreams.So you're definitely not alone in this. URL:

Re: A question for those with no usable vision at all

Re: A question for those with no usable vision at all I don't smell or taste anything in my dreams. Smell and taste honestly aren't that important in my view. My perception of the world is 99% sound with a little bit of tactile thrown in.Jade, That's an interesting experiment. I'll have to

Re: A question for those with no usable vision at all

Re: A question for those with no usable vision at all I don't smell or taste anything in my dreams. Smell and taste honestly aren't that important in my view. My perception of the world is 99% sound with a little bit of tactile thrown in.That's an interesting experiment. I'll have to try

Re: A question for those with no usable vision at all

Re: A question for those with no usable vision at all I don't smell or taste anything in my dreams. Smell and taste honestly aren't that important in my view. My perception of the world is 99% sound with a little bit of tactile thrown in.That's an interesting experiment. I'll have to try

Re: A question for those with no usable vision at all

Re: A question for those with no usable vision at all I have been  totally blind all my life and never found a good way to explain what it is truly like. I guess this is one way of explaining. "Eyesight, what is that? Magic?" 16 I am tempted to try that on someone. I doudt that no one

Re: A question for those with no usable vision at all

Re: A question for those with no usable vision at all Have you ever gone to the dentist and pulled a tooth? in99% of the cases your lips were numbed. Of course, to unleash your curiosity, you bit your lips because you wanted to know what was going on. When you realised you didn't feel

Re: A question for those with no usable vision at all

Re: A question for those with no usable vision at all Hi, I can see light and sometimes When I am close to a mirror or a wall in the presence of light, I can see that my shadow is being reflected back towards me but I cannot see how it looks. Earlier I was able to see light through both my

Re: A question for those with no usable vision at all

Re: A question for those with no usable vision at all when you have a defect, you can't think about the fixed defect URL: https://forum.audiogames.net/post/482282/#p482282 -- Audiogames-reflector mailing list Audiogames-reflector@sabahattin-gucukoglu.com

Re: A question for those with no usable vision at all

Re: A question for those with no usable vision at all Got low vision @15, yes i have taste and smells in my dreams. Once i woke up late cuz i dreamt all of my routine. I had bake and sausage.2. In sunlight, the intensity of the light. Real shame you cant describe colour. Lets try an

Re: A question for those with no usable vision at all

Re: A question for those with no usable vision at all The issue is, sighted people are not going to understand that concept. If they close their eyes, and it's sunny out, they'll see a sort of peculiar reddish darkness which is the sun shining through their closed eyelids. Even in pitch

Re: A question for those with no usable vision at all

Re: A question for those with no usable vision at all Hello,I would describe having my eyes closed as seeing nothing. I don't know if it's blackness or something like that because I don't know the colours. There is no difference when my eyes are closed or open. URL:

Re: A question for those with no usable vision at all

Re: A question for those with no usable vision at all Hello,I would describe having my eyes closed as seeing nothing. I don't know if it's blackness or osmething like that because I don't know the colours. There is no difference when my eyes are closed or open. URL:

Re: A question for those with no usable vision at all

Re: A question for those with no usable vision at all Totally blind since birth here. First, dreams. I don't see in my dreams, having never had the feedback to establish what should be happening there. Sometimes I can taste or smell things, but mostly it's audible and tactile

Re: A question for those with no usable vision at all

Re: A question for those with no usable vision at all I don't qualify to answer the question which was originally asked, since I have light and shadow perception, but I want to comment on the dreams thing. Does anyone else experience smell and taste in dreams? I do on occasion, usually

Re: A question for those with no usable vision at all

Re: A question for those with no usable vision at all I don't qualify to answer the question which was originally asked, since I have light and shadow perception, but I want to comment on the dreams thing. Does anyone else experience smell and taste in dreams? I do on occasion, usually

Re: A question for those with no usable vision at all

Re: A question for those with no usable vision at all I don't qualify to answer the question which was originally asked, since I have light and shadow perception, but I want to comment on the dreams thing. Does anyone else experience smell and taste in dreams? I do on occasion, usually

Re: A question for those with no usable vision at all

Re: A question for those with no usable vision at all I had light perception for twenty years.Back then, when I closed my eyes, it was dim, like the sun was heavily filtered. When my eyes were open, I could see different qualities of light - sunny, stormy, snow clouds. Obviously, someone

Re: A question for those with no usable vision at all

Re: A question for those with no usable vision at all I'm also one of those "blind for life" types, so my answer would obviously be: nothing, nichts, non, 0..And yes, sometimes sighted folks can totally freak the topic up by trying to convince me, that I really see black or darkness

Re: A question for those with no usable vision at all

Re: A question for those with no usable vision at all hi,Well, for me when My eyes are closed I don't really see anything. When open, I only see light, just enough to tell if say, a b*lb is on / off or if the sun is out, and only when my right eye is open. URL:

Re: A question for those with no usable vision at all

Re: A question for those with no usable vision at all This is something I've always struggled to explain to people. I have light perception and I know the difference between light and darkness but when it comes to actually describing it... I don't know. It's just bright and at times

Re: A question for those with no usable vision at all

Re: A question for those with no usable vision at all I have had the same experience as chris. Open or closed my eyes give me no sense of anything. URL: https://forum.audiogames.net/post/482207/#p482207 -- Audiogames-reflector mailing list

Re: A question for those with no usable vision at all

Re: A question for those with no usable vision at all My dreams are mainly a series of thoughts. That's the best way I can explain it. I also get audio and tactile info from them, so I suppose it's my brain doing the same thing it does when I'm awake. I have no visual elements because

Re: A question for those with no usable vision at all

Re: A question for those with no usable vision at all What do I see? I don't see at all. I don't have that sense. I don't see darkness, I don't see blackness, I don't see clearness, because I don't have the sense of sight. I don't see nothing either, because I don't see. I have zero/zero

Re: A question for those with no usable vision at all

Re: A question for those with no usable vision at all i'm just like @Jeffb, just its my right instead of my left. I feeling like I can see light true boath of them, though. URL: https://forum.audiogames.net/post/482142/#p482142 -- Audiogames-reflector mailing list

Re: A question for those with no usable vision at all

Re: A question for those with no usable vision at all its like asking a deaf person to describe the sound, the brain cant abel to form the idea of the something that it never experiencedi've seen light in the passed, though it dicipaded over time, though i still can see it if i consentrate

Re: A question for those with no usable vision at all

Re: A question for those with no usable vision at all I find this intersting. More intresting is asking totally blind people what they dream. My friend says if she feels something and given a description when she dreams something that fit the description, she assigns a label. If its

Re: A question for those with no usable vision at all

Re: A question for those with no usable vision at all What I see, is quite plainly, nothing.  I was born blind, and thus have never seen a thing.  That's the best I can honestly say.  Of course, it is hard to conceptualise nothing, because even as a concept, nothing becomes something.  As

Re: A question for those with no usable vision at all

Re: A question for those with no usable vision at all I can see light out of my left eye not that does much of anything. When my eyes are closed its just dark. URL: https://forum.audiogames.net/post/482106/#p482106 -- Audiogames-reflector mailing list

Re: A question for those with no usable vision at all

Re: A question for those with no usable vision at all There's absolutely nothing. I've been blind my entire life, so I have no concept of vision. My eyes are always closed, and even if I manually force them open, there's nothing except an uncomfortable feeling which most likely stems from

Re: A question for those with no usable vision at all

Re: A question for those with no usable vision at all There's absolutely nothing. I've been blind my entire life, so I have no concept of vision. My eyes are always closed, and even if I manually force them open, there's nothing except an uncomfortable feeling which most likely stems from

A question for those with no usable vision at all

A question for those with no usable vision at all How would you describe what you see (if anything) when your eyes are closed? I've been curious lately, and I've heard a variety of answers from different people. Shadows? Light? Anything? Is there a difference at all visually between when