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Jace 02-28-2007 03:51 PM

Say a child is born deaf and blind.....what do they think about?
 
Was just watching Dr Phil (yeah yeah, shut up) and this lady had blind and deaf triplets, and it got me thinking....what do those kids think about?

they don't know words, they have never seen anything....what goes on in their brain?

kristin 02-28-2007 03:53 PM

I think they think about normal things, they might not know words but they can associate and feel different things.

It's weird how kids with disabilities learn to adapt to their environments.

candyflip 02-28-2007 03:53 PM

I bet they've got good sniffers.

tony286 02-28-2007 03:53 PM

how quiet everything is ?

Peaches 02-28-2007 03:53 PM

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Jace 02-28-2007 03:56 PM

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Originally Posted by kristin (Post 11989732)
I think they think about normal things, they might not know words but they can associate and feel different things.

It's weird how kids with disabilities learn to adapt to their environments.

ok, so they think about normal things, but what do they call those normal things

these kids are 7 or 8 years old, and all they do is rock back and forth when they are sitting there.....they know the carpet is fuzzy, but they don't know the word fuzzy, i wonder if they have their own language they have made up in their head?

Jace 02-28-2007 03:57 PM

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Originally Posted by pornopete (Post 11989756)
ask stephen hawkin, or helen keller.

they aren't 8 years old

I am referring to kids, not grown adults.....once people grow more they become more "normal" because they are used to the surroundings, but when you are 5-8 and a little older it is all so new

Subway 02-28-2007 04:00 PM

That's no life, better off dead i guess

wizhard 02-28-2007 04:02 PM

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Originally Posted by Jace (Post 11989723)
Was just watching Dr Phil (yeah yeah, shut up) and this lady had blind and deaf triplets, and it got me thinking....what do those kids think about?

they don't know words, they have never seen anything....what goes on in their brain?


I would imagine the same as what went on when they were in the womb - wow, i wonder if they know that they have actualy been "born" ?

Jace 02-28-2007 04:03 PM

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Originally Posted by wizhard (Post 11989778)
I would imagine the same as what went on when they were in the womb - wow, i wonder if they know that they have actualy been "born" ?

ROFL

they probably wish they hadn't

imagine trying to be a 15 year old deaf and blind kid

sexykat 02-28-2007 04:11 PM

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Originally Posted by Subway (Post 11989771)
That's no life, better off dead i guess

You don't have to see or hear to enjoy life... I know lot of blind and deaf people who are thoroughly enjoying their lives :2 cents:

wizhard 02-28-2007 04:12 PM

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imagine trying to be a 15 year old deaf and blind kid
A part of me really wants to try that, ( or as best as I can replicate from my fully cognitive state ), for a better understanding of it.

Yeup - wow, mind blowing thing in many ways.

Martina Warren 02-28-2007 04:13 PM

I may be way off here, but dont they try and communicate with them via touch? Im sure i saw a show about that quite a few years ago.

And if they are deaf and blind, they wouldnt be sad about the situation or feel like they miss anything as they wouldnt know any better :2 cents:

kane 02-28-2007 04:16 PM

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Originally Posted by pornopete (Post 11989756)
ask stephen hawkin, or helen keller.

Hawking was resonably normal into his early 20's before his disease set in and he can still see and hear just fine.

Grapesoda 02-28-2007 04:16 PM

check it out jace: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Helen_Keller

Scott McD 02-28-2007 04:16 PM

Damn, don't even like thinking about shit like that...

Jace 02-28-2007 04:17 PM

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Originally Posted by Martina Warren (Post 11989831)
I may be way off here, but dont they try and communicate with them via touch? Im sure i saw a show about that quite a few years ago.

And if they are deaf and blind, they wouldnt be sad about the situation or feel like they miss anything as they wouldnt know any better :2 cents:

well, the kids I just saw on the tv didn't look all that great, they were constantly shitting themselves, running into tables and hitting their heads pretty hard, they constantly fell and hurt themselves

I know they wouldn't know any better, but I am pretty sure constantly doing the things I mentioned above can't make you feel well whether you know it is wrong or not

Grapesoda 02-28-2007 04:17 PM

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Originally Posted by pornopete (Post 11989756)
ask stephen hawkin, or helen keller.

stephen hawkin isn't blind or deaf . . has lou gerigs disease . .

k0nr4d 02-28-2007 04:17 PM

well deaf peopel aren't like mute on your tv... they hear shit, its just muffled. I remember trying to pick up this super hot deaf chick once...

aimeesweet 02-28-2007 04:17 PM

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Originally Posted by Martina Warren (Post 11989831)
I may be way off here, but dont they try and communicate with them via touch? Im sure i saw a show about that quite a few years ago.

And if they are deaf and blind, they wouldnt be sad about the situation or feel like they miss anything as they wouldnt know any better :2 cents:


Martina, you are both smart and beautiful.... nice answer!

Jace 02-28-2007 04:18 PM

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Originally Posted by Wanton (Post 11989852)

wow, I had never heard of this helen keller chick...when was this? 1970?

LOL...come on man, I am just trying to get some conversation going

PHP-CODER-FOR-HIRE 02-28-2007 04:19 PM

Wouldn't be so bad, because you wouldn't know the alternative. You wouldn't be able to understand "vision" or "hearing". They are things that you have to experience first hand to understand.

Jace 02-28-2007 04:20 PM

btw, stop using Helen Keller as an example, she was not born blind and deaf

i don't care what people say, but even a baby at 12 months old has images and sounds that shape them into youth

being deaf AND blind straight out of the womb is just a crazy thing to think about

Jace 02-28-2007 04:21 PM

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Originally Posted by PHP-CODER-FOR-HIRE (Post 11989866)
Wouldn't be so bad, because you wouldn't know the alternative. You wouldn't be able to understand "vision" or "hearing". They are things that you have to experience first hand to understand.

I agree, and I wasn't asking how bad it would be, I am just wondering what you would think about if you never knew words or had never seen anything...do you make up new objects in your mind?

I guess maybe you could form objects in your mind based on the shapes you feel

wizhard 02-28-2007 04:25 PM

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Originally Posted by Jace (Post 11989856)
well, the kids I just saw on the tv didn't look all that great, they were constantly shitting themselves, running into tables and hitting their heads pretty hard, they constantly fell and hurt themselves

I know they wouldn't know any better, but I am pretty sure constantly doing the things I mentioned above can't make you feel well whether you know it is wrong or not


Well your first paragraph seems to sum up 99% of the human race perfectly for me.

Subway 02-28-2007 04:32 PM

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Originally Posted by sexykat (Post 11989822)
You don't have to see or hear to enjoy life... I know lot of blind and deaf people who are thoroughly enjoying their lives :2 cents:

No more music, no more shopping alone, no more walking alone, cannot flirt, cannot see tits and pussy. That's no life :2 cents:

Peaches 02-28-2007 04:36 PM

Kids become deaf and blind when they hit their teens anyway.

dynastoned 02-28-2007 04:40 PM

my guess would be they could enjoy very loud music from the vibrations. would love dinner time because im sure they could smell it from a mile away and they would still enjoy the taste of good food. their world would probably be a map of their house in their mind in the form of shapes, table tops, toilets, sinks, beds, couches, etc.. they might like a hot shower. to me it seems they could enjoy a lot of things.

definately wouldn't be anything close to a normal life because the world around them has been developed over thousands of years from people and animals with 5 senses not 3.

Scootermuze 02-28-2007 04:55 PM

I think the kids are just fine with what they know... It's the parents of those kids that will have this to deal with for the rest of the kids' lives... That's a lot to have to look forward to..

donkevlar 02-28-2007 05:15 PM

Give em DMT! Then they'll see...

Pleasurepays 02-28-2007 05:20 PM

your senses are developed as needed... not by default. in other words, if you were born in darkness with no light, you would not have developed a sense of sight. kids like this would no doubt develop a hypersensitive sense of feeling (touching, vibrations etc) to sense their environment, just like an adorable little 3 member termite colony.

Fap 02-28-2007 05:48 PM

hellen keller grew up alright..

tony286 02-28-2007 06:15 PM

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Originally Posted by Peaches (Post 11989952)
Kids become deaf and blind when they hit their teens anyway.

That's why I have dogs lol

Peaches 02-28-2007 06:21 PM

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Originally Posted by tony404 (Post 11990469)
That's why I have dogs lol

It's even worse with dogs - my 14 year barks at inanimate objects and sleeps through EVERYTHING. :1orglaugh

Granted, all 4 are horrible watch dogs. I came home from the grocery today and my painter, who was supposed to be here tomorrow, had come in through 3 different doors to unloaded all his stuff, put the paint cans in the right rooms, and was playing with the dogs while drinking a beer :)

wizhard 02-28-2007 06:34 PM

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Granted, all 4 are horrible watch dogs. I came home from the grocery today and my painter, who was supposed to be here tomorrow, had come in through 3 different doors to unloaded all his stuff, put the paint cans in the right rooms, and was playing with the dogs while drinking a beer
Then you are a fool.

Peaches 02-28-2007 06:49 PM

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Originally Posted by wizhard (Post 11990554)
Then you are a fool.

I've had many people tell me that for many years. :thumbsup

wizhard 02-28-2007 06:52 PM

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Originally Posted by Peaches (Post 11990635)
I've had many people tell me that for many years. :thumbsup

...and have you taken any notice of them ....?

Damian_Maxcash 02-28-2007 06:57 PM

I havnt read the answers here yet - but this has been one of the biggest questions in my life!!!!

I think in words and/or pictures - take those away and what is left?

This will be interesting.

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Peaches 02-28-2007 07:03 PM

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Originally Posted by wizhard (Post 11990650)
...and have you taken any notice of them ....?

Depends on who they are! :) Heck, one of them was my painter today for the colors I picked: "Are you really sure about these?? I'm going to have to come back and paint everything off-white when you decide to sell".

It will kinda look like the Easter Bunny threw up. :helpme A deaf and blind child would like it though.

kristin 02-28-2007 07:11 PM

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Originally Posted by Jace (Post 11989755)
ok, so they think about normal things, but what do they call those normal things

these kids are 7 or 8 years old, and all they do is rock back and forth when they are sitting there.....they know the carpet is fuzzy, but they don't know the word fuzzy, i wonder if they have their own language they have made up in their head?

I really think they do because my kids are almost 2 and almost 3 and they are both boys who play together all the time.

I'm pretty sure they "talk" to each other in their own language. It's weird ...they fully communicate to each other and understand.

Personally, I think it sounds like Chinese.

gimilin 02-28-2007 07:18 PM

What??? ?????

vvq 02-28-2007 07:47 PM

they don't think about normal things that's for sure. they build associations based on touch, taste, and smell. i doubt they have the internal chatter we have. or maybe they do but in a different form. if they do it would probably be more thinking of physical feelings. when most of us think of something it usually involves an internal visualization and internal monologue. i can't help but think if your primary sensory input was that of physical touch, that is what you would think of. not what they're touching or what it means, but the actual feeling it provides and if it lead to stimulation of taste and smell.

someone born deaf and blind really has no chance of ever understanding the world we do. and honestly we never have a chance of understanding the world the way they do. they just can't make the associations the way we do, and we're unable to make associations the way they do because of the extra sensory input we use in making decisions.

LittleSassy 02-28-2007 08:30 PM

well, i think they're sensitive to touches. That's the only communication they could have...

Agent 488 02-28-2007 08:38 PM

they think in colors.

IllTestYourGirls 02-28-2007 08:59 PM

they think about things they can feel, taste and smell....seems like a pretty easy question to answer

notabook 02-28-2007 09:06 PM

They can only think about cheese. Except they don't call it cheese. They call it alullullaa.

Nysus 02-28-2007 10:22 PM

Feeling, taste, smell and whatever experiences they have? I wonder what kinds of dreams they would have though.

Dirty Dane 02-28-2007 10:44 PM

Babys do not think

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