Would Helen Keller have been really good at Pinball...?

Answer 1

Too much noise would be too confusing, but I bet she could count the balls.

Answer 2

And she could well be like some of us norms,and become
sick-of-it.
After all,as most children Should know,who have
been introduced to her book called The Story Of My Life,
Helen was (not so) famous for learning a common language
and then REJECTING it.
She wanted to"smash it into bits" during her university days;
and what normal person could blame her?
And by the sound of it the current definition-rote-classes
of today's students,are not much better:
But helen Keller wasnt at fault for the low standard of education(then or now), and cheerfully carried on,showing the
true value of addressing war,and,the environment.
(And she would have been an equally famous president-and despite her education-she could well have been interested in random selection of leaders;and listened
to its democratic advantages over the current mass system.
And laughed at the idea of a Pinball Wizard,possibly as
much as one person "running" a country).

Answer 3

only if she stands like a statue and became part of the machine. Feeling all the bumpers, always playing clean. She'd have to play by intuition ,(The digit counters fall)
That deaf, dumb and blind girl sure plays a mean pinball.

Answer 4

Only if she applied herself.

Answer 5

That is so funny. She can marry Tommy.

Answer 6

Tommy could.

Answer 7

did she have an amply supple wrist?

Answer 8

We'll never know.

Answer 9

was she dumb too? If so, yes. LOLOL

Answer 10

No, she was blind