Why blindness is impossible? In the near future, everything is possible.

The warm morning sun shone on his face. He felt the sunshine, but he could see nothing. He got up, put on tactical goggles, and was suddenly enlightened by acoustic imaging. This is his real world-no color, only his body.

The ultrasound reflected back and imaged in his brain. He walked carefully in the swaying "space". Later, he opened the door of the studio.

Yes, he is a blind painter. He is going to continue his work. He is going to create his own miracle.

The studio is empty with a window beside it. The sun shines, and the dust floats in the sun, as golden as a fairyland. ...

But in his eyes, this is just a cuboid space. How do sound waves reflect light and shadow into his brain? He didn't expect a pair of "artificial eyes". (Not because the current technology is not up to standard, in fact, almost all human organs can be replaced. ) Because it is too expensive, how can an artist who is declaring war on poverty "afford to get sick"?

There is almost nothing in the small studio, which is very spacious. There is a palm-sized device on the ground, which is shaped like goggles. He can even perceive it without tactical goggles.

He picked it up excitedly. For him, this little black device is his whole life. In fact, this equipment was born as early as 2 1 century. Its name is "Virtual Reality Sketchpad". But its function is much more powerful than before. Blind painters put on "virtual reality sketchpad" and began to create. ...

Tactical mirrors, as the name suggests, were originally used by the military to fight terrorism more than ten years ago, especially in close combat at night, and now they have already been converted to civilian use. Because photoelectric signals can be directly converted into bioelectrical signals and directly input into the human brain, it has achieved remarkable results in serving the disabled.

Blind people can't finish plane painting, but blind painters can use "virtual reality sketchpad" to finish "3D art works". "Virtual Reality Series Machine" can complete human-computer interaction. It can receive bioelectrical signals from human brain, translate them into computer language to respond, and convert the response signals into bioelectrical signals and input them into the brain to realize information interaction. The resulting virtual reality games emerge one after another. Even if people put on "virtual reality" on the sofa and close their eyes, they can fly the plane in the sky and manipulate the mecha to engage in the battlefield. The senses such as vision, hearing and touch affect people's senses.

But blind painters don't like playing games. He makes a living by selling 3D works to game companies. He likes his job very much, because it helps him get rid of the pain of blindness for a while.

He holds an electronic brush like a dancer. To outsiders, he pointed to the sky and didn't know what he was doing, but in fact, his world was so colorful: he was describing an imaginary alien planet.

There are empty islands, big and small, floating in the sky, and blue stars appear and disappear in the clouds. Blue plants are growing by the methane lake. At the same time, several people in nuclear armor are using methane to generate electricity. ...

He described it spellbound with a smile on his face. Only in the virtual world is he free. Until noon, his work was finally finished. He uploaded it to the company for review.

He is saving money. In order to buy a pair of real eyes, every time he passes by the CDC, he imagines how much he hopes that doctors can cultivate a pair of bright eyes with their own tissue cells.

A disabled person is forging ahead on the road of becoming an ordinary person's dream, and his soul has long been sublimated into a person above ordinary people.

As for his name, we don't know. Maybe in the near future, about half a century later, we will be lucky enough to meet a blind painter. We sometimes ask what technology can bring us. In fact, science and technology have brought people new ideals and incomparable power to realize them.

Label: blind painter