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I don't think it's actually infinit, but it's probably very high! We do have little receptors (cones) in our eyes (retina) that react chemically to light. So th
by spoiler 11mo ago
I don't think it's actually infinit, but it's probably very high! We do have little receptors (cones) in our eyes (retina) that react chemically to light. So the density is the resolution (and different cone types react to different wavelengths, which is why some people are coloured blind, for example)!
- epolanski 11mo agoWell, technically speaking: - we are all colorblind, as we only see a very small part of the light spectrum - there are no two individuals that perceive colors in the same way in the world as the receptor distribution changes by person to person (actually, even day by day on a single-individual basis)
- IAmBroom 11mo ago> we are all colorblind, as we only see a very small part of the light spectrum That's not what "colorblind" means. Are we also all deaf, because we can't hear sounds outside a certain frequency range?