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www.napoli.com The reason why born blind people can learn a language is because the meanings of words is not determined by visual perception and therefore by reference, but rather a logical space that each word finds within the mind. Obviously perception helps and the acquisition of language by blind is a le different, often accompanied by imagery that is of audio kind (sounds) rather than visual. On hte other hand the majority of words we need to learn has no reference outside, think of all the sincathegoremaic words like " of, on, because, and ..." and words that refer to feelings, emotions or more abstract concepts like 'courage' ' dignity' 'integrity' 'goodness' and so on. In a sense we are all partially blind.... Merry XmaS