Why I don't know without vision. Amalya Sukiasyan is live!

In this stream, I explore the precise relationship between visual input and the acquisition of human knowledge. I examine how the absence of visual data shapes cognitive structures, information processing, and direct perception. Addressing the lived realities of blindness through a clear philosophical framework, I discuss the structural challenges that arise when navigating a world built for sight without receiving visual signals. This conversation bridges epistemology and non-visual existence, asking what it truly means to process, structure, and understand reality in the absence of light. accessibility blindness vision knowledge epistemology cognition perception sight philosophy awareness understanding experience