<p>I've always asked myself of what are made the thoughs of a blind and deaf person... Are they made of concepts? Sensations? Ideas? Have we ever asked a blind and deaf person about that?</p>

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Related question: https://psychology.stackexchange.com/q/10579/7001 - from my answer: "Deaf people often report thinking visually - in sign, print, or lip-reading for example. Blind people to some degree, and deafblind people to a greater degree report some tactile thinking - presumably if they use braille or a tactile sign language."
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Also related: https://psychology.stackexchange.com/q/17128/7001
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What are the thoughs of a blind and deaf person?
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# What are the thoughs of a blind and deaf person?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2019-05-15)

I've always asked myself of what are made the thoughs of a blind and deaf person... Are they made of concepts? Sensations? Ideas? Have we ever asked a blind and deaf person about that?

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> **username_1**: Related question: https://psychology.stackexchange.com/q/10579/7001 - from my answer: "Deaf people often report thinking visually - in sign, print, or lip-reading for example. Blind people to some degree, and deafblind people to a greater degree report some tactile thinking - presumably if they use braille or a tactile sign language."  
> **username_1**: Also related: https://psychology.stackexchange.com/q/17128/7001  

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