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Now I'm belatedly enjoying the company of friends in Cardiff once more and conversation randomly turns onto how the disabled cope. Not sure how, but that's by the by, anyway, one issue that was brought up was how do deaf folk, from birth that is, think? I mean they can't think in words can they - they don't know how they sound? Do they shout at themselves internally or do they sign language to themselves?
It's a curious issue a bit like the conundrum as to whether being kicked in the balls or being pregnant is more painful... we'll just never know.
09-11-2007, 02:52 AM
Pub Discussion #34534: How do deaf people think? Post #2
I love the way you can command your brain to say things and do things all the time. Right now I'm telling it to play me the theme song from 'Allo 'Allo, and it is.
As for the topic at hand a lot of the time you don't think in words anyway, or at least I don't.
09-11-2007, 02:56 AM
Pub Discussion #34534: How do deaf people think? Post #4
Pretty simple really, if they've never heard sound then they're not going to think using sound as they don't know what it is, the only thinking they'd do would be visual thinking
09-11-2007, 03:00 AM
Pub Discussion #34534: How do deaf people think? Post #5