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There's some evidence that tetrachromacy already exists in a few humans. If so we have the gene already. But why would it spread?
by int_19h 9mo ago
There's some evidence that tetrachromacy already exists in a few humans. If so we have the gene already. But why would it spread?
- lesostep 9mo agofringe theory just for a bit of fun: since screen use 3 colors diodes, maybe people with tetrachromacy would be less addicted to screens, making them both more grounded in real life and marginally more successful, leading to them having more children? I have no idea how to test it. But in my heart I know that screens with RG, GB or RB color models would suck enough that any screen addiction would be cured instantly.
- reactordev 9mo agoI wouldn’t be so sure, for a decade all we had was G and we used more and more of it until we died of dysentery outside Eagle River.
- fragmede 9mo agoYou were supposed to ford the river!
- reactordev 9mo agoYou know our supplies were: 1 axle. 1 wheel. 1 bundle. 100 boxes of ammo. 10,000lbs of bear meat. 2lbs of squirrel meat. We sank like a rock.
- tim333 9mo agoThey need special screens with four colors and the internet updated to make it more interesting for the tetrachromatic.
- daedrdev 9mo agothis is true of many human mutations with the development of medical care, its not like we face evolutionary pressure for many things