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Fascinating tidbit for those who check the comments first: > Intriguingly, using chromatic aberration to detect color is more computationally intensive than ot
by faitswulff 10y ago
Fascinating tidbit for those who check the comments first:
> Intriguingly, using chromatic aberration to detect color is more computationally intensive than other types of color vision, such as our own, and likely requires a lot of brainpower, Stubbs said. This may explain, in part, why cephalopods are the most intelligent invertebrates on Earth.