If a person is born blind and have never seen any visuals: how do they dream?

Question

Would their dreams be entirely audible....what they hear?
Sorry, difficult to categorize this question......thanks.

Answer 1

Good question. I don't have the foggiest idea.

Answer 2

This is a good question. Fortunately, i just visited a blind peoples School. They do dream but the dreams are different. The thing is that can visualize. But not exactly like us. Images in dreams are different.

Answer 3

Touching, smelling, hearing and tasting often can give a better visual conception than sight. I have a friend that knows the sound of every friend, co-worker and family members footstep and knows who is approaching sometimes before they enter the room. He can tell you what is being served for dinner from another room because he relies on the odor of foods while we rely on the sight of food.

Answer 4

I don't know - I'm not blind but I think they probably dream like everyone else. Even if they have never actually 'seen' something they do conceptualize and perceive things just like the sighted do. I'm sure they have their own representations of things in thier minds.

Answer 5

ur puzzling visuals with imaginative and prescient. imaginative and prescient is controlled by utilising the seen cortex interior the suggestions. visuals are products of the eyes themselves. sight and imaginative and prescient are 2 countless issues. if imaginative and prescient is unbroken, they ought to have the capacity to visualise a minimum of a few issues, and that i think of visualization might ensue for the duration of rem sleep. yet we could wait until eventually a blind guy or woman solutions.

Answer 6

you should ask someone who is visually impaired.. i am sure they would love to talk about it and most people are hesitant to aks and most who are impaired don't mind talking about it all.... just my experience.

Answer 7

wow. i'd love to know. you ask good questions.