The Vision versus perception exercise in the FAT City Video really illustrates a learning disability. The participants were shown a low-quality picture of the face of a cow, which each could see. However, not many could actually make out what the picture was of. Similarly, in the class PowerPoint, attempting to read a paragraph in which certain letters were substituted with other letters was extremely frustrating and bordering on impossible. Again, this illustrates the dichotomy between vision and perception for those with learning disabilities. Learning disabilities does not encompass visual handicaps. The problem is with interpreting what one sees. Similarly, Paul Orfalea, founder of Kinko's, has dyslexia, and said \"to a dyslexic, a sentence is worse than Egvntian hieroglvnhicsf