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Oh so that’s what blindness looks like
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  It’s actually not. This is seeing black, blindness isn’t seeing at all.
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    But what does that look like?
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        Mom, I can see through things!
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    Nobody really sees black, it’s just kinda assumed by the brain because the eyes collect light and darkness is the absense of light.

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