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Well, 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 color
by epolanski 1y ago
Well, 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 1y 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?