Daniel Kish understands blindness in a literal sense by using echolocation, similar to what some marine animals use to gain a sense of their surroundings. From a sociological standpoint, Kish understands blindness as a form of psychology that is later changed into a tangible reality. The most common misconception of blind people is that their abilities and daily activities are limited because of their lack of eyesight. Kish quickly proves this misconception wrong by describing how personal thoughts and reflections that people ponder about blind people is extremely powerful and allows for future change of opinion. Kish also believes that since a person's expectations of a blind person is so low, they often feel small. If we change our expectations
