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未来,科技或许能让每个人都拥有平等欣赏世界的权利。135年前,一岁半的海伦·凯勒在急性脑炎中失去了光明。之后的岁月里,她再也没能够亲眼见到这个彩色的世界。她曾经幻想拥有三天光明,凝视身边那些重要的人,欣赏那些回环在脑海中的风景。她或许没有想到,135年后的今天,一部分盲人终于有机会在有生之年看到这个美丽新世界。前段时间Facebook上疯狂地传播着一则视频。视频重现了一场15年前的婚礼,从鲜花到宾客,再到每一个细节,都和当年一模一样。新郎名叫安德鲁,是一个盲人,他一出生便因“斯塔加特病”(黄色斑点状眼底合并黄斑变性)而几乎失去了全部视力,从此以后他看到的世界只是模糊的轮廓。
In the future, technology may allow everyone to have equal rights to the world. 135 years ago, Helen Keller, a year and a half, lost light in acute encephalitis. In the years since, she was never able to see the colorful world again. She had the illusion of having three days of light, gazing at those important people around, enjoying the scenery that was looming back in my mind. She may not have imagined that 135 years later, some blind people finally have the opportunity to see this beautiful new world in their lifetime. Some time ago Facebook spread a crazy video. The video reproduces a wedding 15 years ago, from flowers to guests, to every detail, exactly the same year. The groom, Andrew, was a blind man who lost almost all eyesight at birth from “Stargardt’s disease” (yellow speckled macular degeneration combined with macular degeneration), and from then on he saw the world as a blurry silhouette .