to all you color blind people out there....

[tacomabanga1986]

haha, do deaf people have sound in there dreams?

i got a good question, how does a blind person know when there ass is clean when they finish wiping?

i useto be color blind but ive gotten better threw the years, now a friend of mine is color blind and cant tell what color the stop lights are, just where there lit up at

[Emoxihax]

I don't think being color blind means seeing in black and white, but more of a difficulty to differentiate between colors.

Your eye responds to red, green, and blue. I want to say green and red are the most difficult to differentiate.

And here's a reference to back my shit up

http://kidshealth.org/kid/talk/qa/color_blind.html

I would think a more valid question would be what the hell do totally blind people dream about?

that's what I am, I cannot tell for the life of me the difference between red and orange. what people say looks navy green looks brown to me, same with dark blue

[Autruche]

I once knew a man that was colorblind and worked as an electrician. I refused to have him wire anything up for me, I'll tell you that much, lol. He had no problem with it though, you just had to write the color and tape it on the red and green wires for him.

As far as the dreaming goes: a dream is a reproduction of our perceptions. If you were born colorblind and can't see dark green, then you don't know what dark green looks like and will not see it in a dream. Or if you were born deaf, you won't hear things in a dream, so on and so forth.

I just wonder if people that went blind later on in life see things in there dreams and get pissed off because of it.