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So, this is what beautiful looks like.
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Right. OK. Virgil, it says here
you went blind as a child,
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before you developed
a visual vocabulary.
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You have a problem with depth offield,
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space, shape, size and distance.
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It's fascinating. There's only been
20 cases of this in the last 200 years.
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Your eyes work, but your brain
hasn't learned to process the information.
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You are mentally blind.
Neurologists call this visual agnosia.
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Well, I call it pretty screwed up.
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That's a much better term.
I'll bring it up at the next meeting.
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It would be difficult to get grant money
for the pretty-screwed-up foundation.
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I have something I'd like to read to you.
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Oh. Rugalach? I made it myself.
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Dammit.
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Uh, my glasses, I can never find 'em.
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Mrs Fenster! Help!
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Thank you. Happens all the time.
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OK, Alberto Valvo.
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Uh... "Sight Restoration
after Long-term Blindness."
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Ah...
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"One must die as a blind person
to be born again