Yeah, but you're doing that for the benefit of other people. Who are these people doing it for if everyone is blind?
I understand that part. My question is why care about it (generations later), when nobody can see how you look like?
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Usually have to watch shows to decide if they are good. Previews generally make shows look a lot better than reality. Look at most movie trailers.
I think the baby is crying in response to the lightning. So the baby is responding before the rest of them hear the thunder.
Yes but how would a blind person know about the lightning that comes before the thunder.
True. And as we have seen(Joker)the critics and the general public can disagree wildly.
But do you get help from other non visually impaired people to color match? In a world where no one can see, how would you color match?
Maybe they found the same books that you and I used to learn to read? That said,I seriously doubt I'm going to like this show. The basic premise has to make sense to me, and an entire suddenly blind population achieving what they have in the trailer is a really hard sell. This from someone who almost walked out of The Matrix when the revealed the entire reason for it's existence was to harvest thermal energy from living humans. So mind blowingly dumb that everything that followed was ruined.
Question.... does someone tell you what color of clothes you have selected?
Sure. You're in the business of predicting what's good without seeing it, so do it.
Netflix doesn't have much of a library since Comcast and Disney took their toys and went home.
