Come on, if Toph has taught us anything, it’s that blind people have sonar vision.

@Squall_Line  
It is, yes. That one’s entertaining.

The original is in the collection he published, I think “Pre-History of the Far Side.” Awesome collection. And I just realized that someone with the last name of Larson played a big part of both my childhood and my current interests. Ahaha. P:

@PonyPon
 
I can understand that, But I see it more as “Are you maliciously making fun of someone? If so, Then you’re going to see things like that where they don’t exist.”

@Background Pony #9C08  
There might be spiritual repercussions to making fun of a little blind girl.

What’s with this filly and people associating her with the “We are going to hell” Tag? Some people are born blind and I don’t see anything “Wrong” With that, They just live differently from those who aren’t blind.

It’s so bad it’s funny!

@Deserter  
BRILLIANT!

Hahaha…ohhh…

LOL

“… and then I listened to TommyEdisonXP and laughed along with him. He sounds like a really nice pony; I bet lots of sighted ponies would learn a lot from him.”
 
 
@furrypony  
It’s a very open-ended question, dragging in neurology for the wiring, semiotics and linguistics for the cultural coding, and statistics for the biological variation in equipment. However those don’t vary so much: in most people, blue sensations are delivered to the brain distinctly from red ones; in most cultures “blue” carries a different meaning to “red”. Inside the brain things are a little less well explored, but it seems to me that redness and blueness are stored as patterns/memories of neuronal wiring that may be triggered by sensations, or recalled in thought. And that (synaesthetes aside) they’re stored as distinct from one another as both your physical apparatus and your culture/language have allowed (interesting experiments back up both causes for distinction between colours). I think that for very similar people, very similar patterns of brain activation will be found as imaging improves.

Roses are red.  
Here’s something new.  
Violets are violet.  
Not fucking blue.

A question in phenomenology (study of perception, feeling, sensation) is: what is blue? It’s probably more than a certain mixture electromagnetic wave with a certain energy density distribution function.

Roses are red  
Violets are blue  
In a 1000 years I’ll be dead  
But so will you

“…jackass.”

Still better than today’s Far Side imitators.

That was terrible.
 
‘Blind’ doesn’t rhyme with ‘blue’.