Blind people became aware of the pattern of dots primarily through tactile methods, such as using their fingers to feel raised dots on surfaces. The introduction of Braille in the 19th century, developed by Louis Braille, provided a systematic way to represent letters and numbers using a series of raised dots arranged in specific patterns. This tactile reading system allowed blind individuals to access written information and communicate effectively, enhancing their education and independence.
he doesnt. he is color blind.
yes color blind people can become cops all they have to be able to do is see(:
Not that I am aware of.
No, he did not become blind.
No
Some people are born blind and others become blind because of a disease of injury and become victims of acquired blindness. source:http://library.thinkquest.org/J002137/blind.html
He was born blind
We are not aware of the blind spot in our eyes because of the way our brain processes sight. It takes the two images that your eyes are seeing and combines them into one.
yes i know a few people get hit in the eye with things all the time and something hit in both you would be blind
Jaypaw was born blind.
I know lots of people who are coulour blind, but that means that they can't see certain coulours like other people. But that doesn't mean that they become blind completly. Yes they can become coulour blind for life, but not blind blind.
The definition of an illustration is a picture that shows or resembles something. Since blind people cannot see, then an illustration is not necessary. Blind people become accustomed to reading braille, which is a form of language that was invented specifically for the blind where characters are raised off of the page that are intended to be felt with their fingertips.