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sha
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hi bipin, I’ll ask if the person ever taste the chilli. Obiviously the reply is yes then The color red can be related to chilli since it’s a vigorous colour and hot.
From India, Madras
bipin_baroda
12

I do agree with this view point. But isn’t there some other way, to make him feel him the red colour..........??
From India, Calicut
sabarivenkat
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The catch word is 'describe the colour red'. You will never be able to make the blind person visualise the exact colour as red. What you are expected to do is to describe your understanding of the colour as red. To instil the knowledge about colours in general, and related items of each colours including red. As a blind person he would definitely understand what is black (dark) and be able to sense what it white (brighter light). Explain that others are similar colours of different nature and so is red. However hard you could try, the blind person will visualise red as a variant of dark only. Your answer ends once you are able to instil a general knowledge on colours.
From India, Mumbai
evanjerik
6

To associate red with chili is wrong because not all of it is red.
But come to think of it? Why try hard to find the answer when everything that you will say is wrong. Remember, there is no right answer.

From Saudi Arabia,
fatty_cool1@yahoo.com
Hello,
I would take that person out in sunlight and help him face the sun (without posing any risk to him/her)...
Then will describe that the color he/she sees with closed eyes is RED color..
What say??
Regards
Fatima

From India, Delhi
bhawanashara
1

hi,
bipin....
The answer .... see we can make him relise the colur, by saying, the colour of blood is red.... whenver, u'll have pain and a liquid coming out of your body is red,....:icon1:
Bhawana Shara

From India, Jaipur
MONIKA SAPRA
1

Hi,
I just want to add little bit to it, First of all I will ask that blind person that whatever his feeling or imagination about the word color on that basis we can easily make him familiar with red color


ptelang
2

Hi,
I am working as a HR in software company,our office timings are 9.30am to 6pm,i.e Monday to Friday and saturday half day i.e 9.30am to 2pm.We would like to go alternate saturdays or all saturdays holiday,please let me know whether it will affect the productivity of the company.
Regards,

From India, Mumbai
ashwini rege
1

One can not explain totally how the color red . It is said that one can explain colors through taste. Diane Ackerman, author of the Natural History of the Senses, said that people with disability oftentimes become ultra sentient through the other senses that are still existing. so people who are color blind or totally blind, for instance, would have a heightened sense of smell or taste.
i'll probably describe the color red through the taste of chili and the burning trail that it leaves in your tongue.


shaival.tiwari
10

Hey Bipin,
Really good replies.....................!
Would like to add from my side .....!
I will analyis the situation and ask the panel members

What is the situation in which I am required to explain him the red colour.

And will stay back , throwing the ball in the panel's court.....!


What you guys say ........................!!!!!!
will this help us to give reply.................!

From India, Mumbai
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