Tommy Edison answers the question, “do blind people have heightened senses?”

Tommy Edison responds to the question, “When you learned that other people were sighted, did you never not believe it?”

Tommy Edison answers the common questions “Do Blind People Turn On Their Lights At Home?,” “Why Are There Pictures On The Wall?,” “Why Do You Have a Television?”, and “Why Do I Have Books?”

Tommy Edison answers questions about whether he knows what he looks like and if it bothers him if he doesn’t.

Tommy Edison shows us another example of "When Sighted People Forget."

Tommy Edison teams up with Elijah Pysyk who has 20/20 vision to play “Blind vs. Blindfolded” to determine who is better at doing things without sight - someone who has been blind his entire life or someone who’s had sight their site and now wearing a blindfold. They each try to pour a glass of water, pick up 52 playing cards, and identify and count American coins.

Tommy Edison explains how blind people find braille signs in public.

Tommy Edison says goodbye to his white cane.

Tommy Edison tries to guess the colors of scented candles by their smell.

Tommy Edison draws an acoustic guitar, a hamburger, and clouds based on what he thinks they look like.