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There isn't even a way to account for individual differences, let alone for things like tetrachromacy. Color blindness is probably easier (at least crudely), bu
by orbital-decay 3y ago
There isn't even a way to account for individual differences, let alone for things like tetrachromacy. Color blindness is probably easier (at least crudely), but AFAIK it also varies between the same types. So unless you profile your perception individually, we're stuck with the biggest cluster of the "average human vision system".