What Causes Color Blindness?
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- čas přidán 19. 05. 2015
- Some people in the world aren’t able to see many colors. The condition is called color blindness, but what exactly causes it?
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THIS WOMAN SEES 100 TIMES MORE COLORS THAN THE AVERAGE PERSON
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“When Concetta Antico looks at a leaf, she sees much more than just green. ‘Around the edge I’ll see orange or red or purple in the shadow; you might see dark green but I’ll see violet, turquoise, blue,’ she said. ‘It’s like a mosaic of color.’”
New Outlook on Colorblindness
www.wsj.com/articles/SB1000142...
“For people who are colorblind, life involves little workarounds and big compromises alike.”
A Cure for Colorblindess
www.theatlantic.com/technology...
“I stood in the center of Times Square. Fiery orange flames and velvet purple sunsets five stories tall promised that I could stay Forever 21. Along with Vegas and Versailles, few spots in the world depend so heavily on the seductive power of colors. If I was going to see full color for the first time in my life, this was the spot to do it. I am colorblind, but in the last few years new sunglasses have promised to open me up to the world of color.”
Caucasian Boys Show Highest Prevalence of Color Blindness Among Preschoolers
www.sciencedaily.com/releases/...
“The first major study of color blindness in a multi-ethnic group of preschoolers has uncovered that Caucasian male children have the highest prevalence among four major ethnicities, with 1 in 20 testing color blind.”
Color vision problems become more common with age, study shows
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“Abnormal color vision increases significantly with aging -- affecting one-half or more of people in the oldest age groups, reports a study.”
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My mom is horrified of letting me get my license because she asked "How can you tell the difference between the red and green lights" I then responded (completely seriously) "Don't worry mom I know the green lights on top and the red is on bottom" I now will never forget that green is on the bottom. lol
Oh my gosh, I should do that when I'm getting my learners permit! XD
By me the traffic lights green is a blue-green so it just looks like a cyan color
Gurfz Same here, do you have Tritanomaly or some other form of colorblindness?
Brianna Yancey deuteranomly
Brianna Yancey i believe I have it but it’s so difficult to learn much about tritanomaly because the internet is so saturated with red-green colorblindness
I think every color blind person can relate to this:
Me:I'm colorblind
Friend:*Points at random object*WHAT COLOR IS THIS?
DeadFire 708 Same,
Me: "Hey dude, I just found out I'm red-green deficient."
Friend: *points to a red hat* "What color is this?"
Me: "Red..."
Friend: "You liar, you too can see color!"
DeadFire 708 so bloody true it's annoying
Ricky Baker it's alright but some friends reacon I'm not and I'm faking but really I'm not I personally have extreme duetan which means I'm colour blind with over 4 colours so I want to see some colours so I would say it's pretty bad
DeadFire 708 i can relate
Damn that's so true
The one thing I hate about being Colourblind is the people asking the colour question.
I know the feeling
What color is your profile picture?
Yea, they ask like ‘what colour is this banana?’
Are you colorblind if you are colorblind I'm sad about it
"What is it like being colorblind?"
What color is this and that?
What color is the sky? Blue.
You're not color blind!
I am red green colorblind. So was my mother. We all knew my mom was colorblind so being the youngest I always got stuck helping her pick out her clothing. Looking back I can only imagine how ludicrous my mother actually looked to other people.
I was around 22 when I went to the eye doctor for the first time and took that bubble test. The lady kept asking me about numbers throwing in an _"are you sure?"_ here and there.. me thinking "what kind of stupid test is this?" I mean some had no numbers at all and I swear one had a boat. I had never seen or heard of this test before that moment. She gets to the end and just as I'm about to ask what was that for she said _"well you're colorblind."_ I remember saying " wait.. what?! I can't be colorblind. I see color." She then began explaining that some of the colors I see mainly shades of red appear to be the same color even though they aren't. It blew my mind. I kept asking friends and family "are these the same color? & what color is this?" To my surprise there was a lot I thought were the same color that weren't. I remember telling my boss at the time "So apparently I'm colorblind." To which he immediately responded with _"Well that explains a lot. I just thought you were stupid. You always mess up certain sections of the store."_
I was not only baffled that I was colorblind but also baffled not one single person realized or mentioned that I may have been colorblind until I was 22 years old. I even went to a specialized art high school.
Nowadays it's a lot of "where's my grey shirt?" _"What grey shirt?"_ "The one with the dear looking head on it." _"You mean the peach shirt?"_ "Are you kidding me that shirts peach? Why the hell has no body told me this?" _"I thought you knew."_
My favorite thing to do when I give someone new a ride is tell them I'm actually colour blind then quickly floor it toward a red light XD
Haha lmaoo
Imao
Very funny... Youd still know which one is for stopping
@Christian Chartier the steps are to be born with it or get major brain/eye damage... trust me its not something you want either
Now that you bring it up, I don't have anything green in this room right now.
...I ...think...
I'm colorblind and I am very good at hiding it. I got very used to looking at the shades of colors and memorizing what shade is what color. When I tell new people I meet that I am they mostly never believe me. My entire high school career was people asking the, "what color is that" question over and over again and getting it right 100% of the time. I'm sure no one, but my family and close friends actually believe me.
Hmm, my personal experience with color blindness... "So you never knew you were color blind? How could you not tell?" I've been asked that question numerous times and the answer is, drum roll please, I wake up everyday with the same eyes since birth. No one ever preformed a color deficit test on me till I turned 18 so I just saw the world how I saw the world and I thought it was normal.
MrSnowLoneWolf I found out somewhat recently that I have tritanomaly and I'm 16. I know what that's like.
I was 22. I know how you feel.
quit trying to get likes
I can see colours but sometimes it's so hard for me to differentiate blue and purple, red and green, pink and grey, green and brown, and even light green and yellow.
But when it comes to drawing or editing photos with filters for Instagram, i can do better than my friends.
Why did she dye her hair green?
What's a green?
Dude it's blue.
Jarno Verhofstadt SHUT UP HER HAIR IS BLACK AND GOLD
Did she? Wtf. Well. It proves my colorblindness.
Its not funny
I'm colorblind (red, green) and one thing I always wanted to experience is how red looks like for "normal people".. I guess it's more intense in some way? When people ask me how it's like to be colorblind, I describe it as colors melting together. The sad part is that I'll never get to experience how beautiful colors truly are.
Enjoy colors people, for those who can't!
Red is like blood
You can buy color blind glasses
Well I have Protanopia colorblindness. For those of you who don't know, that is when you have troubles seeing certain shades of reed and green, or differentiating colors with reds and green in them, like seeing the difference between violet and indigo, or sometimes orange and dark yellow.
My experiences with colorblindness span as far back as I can remember. In elemntary school I was always asking if some colors were red, green, or brown. I would also call Jeans purple, because purples and blues looked very similar for the longest time, until I learned that they were actually blue. I learned if I looked close enough and let my eyes focus I can see that they're blue. Even when I can't tell a color, I have learned tricks. Christmas things are often reds, greens, and whites. Except on easter, those red and green eggs were hard to find. But yeah that's my experience with colorblindness in a nutshell.
I always thought it had something to do with the brain but the problem are the eyes themselves. I can imagine in the future a treatment to the eye or an outright eye change to help color blind people, I heard that yes you can put your eyes back in place as I’ve heard of people in car crashes have their eyes pop out, they can just be put in place albeit with some damage, but hey better than being blind.
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AmyD I was born with no teeth, whats your point?
Leonard Greenpaw Everyone has wisdom teeth, except people with a genetic mutation, where they can't/don't ever have them. That's my point.
AmyD not at birth they dont. My point was you said you didnt have them at birth, I found that amusing since it takes like 20 years to get them. I am 25 and only recently have my first one come in.
I understood what you are trying to say though
when Looking straight at her the gray/ blue background starts to blend until it's almost completely gray. does that happen to anyone else?
I'm color blind... I can never find my black friends :(
Funny...caz I'm black
***** *because
***** That was southern white before it was black
Bruh that hurt cuz I'm a he not a she -_-
Racist I think
Two videos today from the beautiful Julia, what a great day!
Julia brings color into my life.
I cannot see red, pink and purple, and struggle to understand why people can't see 'in the dark'. Another famous one- when people find out you're colourblind they won't ask about our struggles, our lineage, it's always "Oh, you're colourblind? Then what colour is this?" and points at something expecting me to get it wrong. Every time, without fail.
i find it hard to differentiate colours and now i know why thank you
I am color deficient and I hate it when people ask me, "What color is this!" Just please don't. I can see and tell what color it is.
Generally it doesn't effect all that much (aside from obtaining specific career choices 😞), only when put in a position to categorise or describing a particular colour.
Shades of green, red and brown I have most trouble with. They have to be plain and bright for me to differentiate.
Those battery chargers with that little red LED which turns green when charged. THEY LOOK THE SAME!!!
I have deuteranomaly (the most common one - I have troubles with green)
I believe I see everything like everybody else does, however I just can't pass the Ishihara tables. It's funny and interesting ;)
Well done with this video, it explained it correctly!
I suffer from cone dystrophy, which not only leaves me legally blind but also causes color-blindness. Although I'm aware to most people red and orange are vibrant colors that just jump out at you, to me they are very dull and don't stand out at all. I often confuse red with black, which I imagine baffles the mind to those that can see the vast difference them. Oh well, it could be worse. I could have no vision at all and not even have a concept of what color is. I'm grateful just to see.
I have troubles distinguishing Blues and Greens, and to be honest, it get's a little infuriating when I work in a Hardware Store. The worst is when (and this happens often) someone lies to me and asks me to tell them the colour of something because they're CB, half the time they're talking the colour Brown or a Taupe.
Being colourblind isn't overly challenging (for me at least). I mainly have problems telling greens and reds apart as well as dark blue and purple. When I am gaming I always have to have colourblind mode turned on as sometimes a deep orange looks red and I accidentally end up shooting friendlies. However.. The most annoying thing? Those people who don't understand what being colourblind is and hold up a certain colour pen and say "What colours this?" And I end up saying the correct colour and their response is "See! You're not colourblind!"
after watching this video, I'm still semi-confused. for as long as I can remember my father has claimed that he can not see/differentiate between certain colors. some examples are navy and black, and gray and brown. is this actually considered being colorblind or is he perhaps just not as observant?
I had an interesting experience. After I got my cataracts repaired with Crystal Lenses, (just a brand designation, not really made of crystal) everything was suddenly bright. This is to be expected, of course, but it seemed to me that I had to wear sunglasses many places that I never did before. Then I read that a few (5-7%) of people who get new lenses can see part-way into the ultraviolet. I had it tested, and I do see more brightness and slight color changes. Not really any new colors, I think (it's kind of subtle), but greater color enhancement. It seems the natural lens in the eye blocks some of the ultraviolet. This is theorized to be the long-term cause of cataracts - the ultraviolet yellowing the lens.
I worked in a cloakroom with my brother, who is colourblind. He kept categorising things in the wrong places because he saw the blue, purple and brown tags as all being the same colour..
It's really annoying when I tell my friend I'm colour blind because they think I only see in black and white, but it's just red green and blue witch I struggle with. I can tell what the colour is if it's on its own but not if they're together
I'm gonna theorize that color blindness is some form of dyslexia.Considering that it's always on a constant of you know, it's just that 1 color switching, so I'd just like to see it as always reading backwards.So probably some form other or something and it's a visual thing.
you know the blue and black/ white and gold dress? I see it as light blue and green :/ plus chemistry lab lessons are fun.
Julia, Is there anyway you guys could do a video on a visual condition called visual snow? Its something I have but I'd love to know more about it!
I am colorblind when it comes to certain shades of brown and green. I only really notice it when trying to discern between clothing in low light. Like trying to find a dark brown pair of socks in a drawer. I know for a fact about this because when they do the color blind tests at the eye doctor once they get to those color sections I am useless.
I love your green hair Julia.
Normal color vision has left the chat 😅☝️
charging my xbox 360 controller was no easy task. if its charged it changes from red to green. since i'm colorblind i didnt notice the change easily, so i had to put the light closer to my eyes to distinguish the difference of red to green. so my controller sometimes was never fully charged when i took it of charger.
IF I SEE ONE MORE LIME COMMERCIAL I SWAER TO GOD....
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Red and green colorblindness is different for everyone. For me red shows up brown and green is more dull so I have mainly red colorblindness but a little green.
One example for me is like this. Green components of colors don't stand out. So the Miami Dolphin's Football uniform looks to me more like a shade of blue, lacking the green that is in it. Thinking of that just now makes me realize that most people probably don't think of porpoises as blue; I had never considered that before.
I probably have more than four cones. Though I was struck by lightning a few years ago, I have the ability to see its shape in 3D space before it strikes some of the time. No one else has ever stated they can do the same. This is a capability only two people I know have actually witnessed. Of course rhis has directly inspired WREM and other imaging techniques I still think about almost everyday. I want others to be able to see what I can even if they have to look at a screen to do so.
I have red green
color blindness and it is hard to draw a lot of paintings and drawings. But it doesn't affect my life to much. I sometimes wonder what it would be like to actually see in a different persons eye and see the real red and green colors
I have a friend who is colorblind and depending on the angle, he can't see what time it is on the clock. The clocks are digital with the red numbers and my friend has trouble telling red and black apart from each other so he has to sometimes ask me what time it is.
we can never explain what it looks like, cuz the way we see things is normal to us. I only recognized that I'm a color blind when I tested it with pictures that include some number
I'm color blind and it sucks when I buy clothes or get dressed because I often don't match as well as I think or will think I have a black shirt on, but really it is dark blue. I've always wondered how everyone else sees things. I'm anomalous trichromacy, I see very basic colors and often can't tell the difference between close colors like blue, purple or anything dark just looks black to me.
Red-green color blind here, and there are two annoying issues: 1) when I tell people, the first thing they do is point to something and ask "What color is this?" 2) color-coded maps/charts/diagrams. Color-coding is fine and even helpful, but don't rely on color as the only way to encode information. Use different textures, line styles, or simple text labels as a secondary way to communicate information.
My Dad was a painter for most of his life. His paintings from his younger years have more color than the paintings from his older years. He died last year, and he did a painting shortly before he died. It is almost completely devoid of color. It's just muted browns and grays. I think my Dad's paintings reveal how he saw the world. His ability to see color diminished with age, and this is reflected in his paintings.
lol I can see the basic primary colors, it’s shades and certain lighting that MIGHT show me other shades effectively. Yay, one of the few women with this. However I have vision in only one eye, am legally blind and have 5 different eye diseases
My history teacher is color blind so when we colored maps hes like "just color them whatever you want i can barely tell the difference"(or something like that) and when hes presenting and tries to use the laser pointer most of the time hes pointing at the wall
I am color blind because my vision is blurry too when two different colors are close and mix with each other they blend and make a different color causing those colors to look similar when I wear my glasses it makes warm colors all look more like red orange or just orange and cool colors to look turquoise
Does anyone else relate? When people ask you what colour is which, you feel really stupid and nervous and terrible. All my life I thought I saw normally, I got diagnosed with strong protan colour blindness at 17 years old.
Sometimes I don't see colors. Like Im in really grey sunglasses. But I try my best and start see them again.
I'm color blind. In the normal day I don't thing about it, but there is sometimes where is frustrating like when it just a tiny amount of fog outside, I connot see hvor the color are in the light at a 4way stop when I'm driving :-/ I have to be close enough to see if the top light is on or the bottom light so I know if it green or red :-/
I really wish i could talk to Julia! She is so nice and cool.
I want to see all colors outside the visible spectrum
Its reassuring when theres a transition in color to show the differences, I can see all the differences. And those 12 Facebook tests are living proof that I have 5 cones in fact! ;3
For me, It's really difficult to focus on blues reds and greens.
This reminds me of when I colored ground red on a school project
I'm red green colourblind but I feel like I see the world exactly the same as everyone else apart from those stupid tests with the numbers on! Every so often il describe a shade of colour as blue and someone will call me out saying its green.. I don't know if it's just the opinion of the shade or how we actually see it different. Apart from that everything is seemingly normal
Interesting video.
I don't think I'm colorblind but I do wonder if our ways to perceive colors can be different and that we just simply don't know.
people forget that i am colorblind all the time. i struggle with shades they are muted on both the cold color side and warm colors
I have anomalous trichromacy which makes my shades look exactly alike mostly with shades containing red or green. Ex: red fades out of purple so my purple is hard to distinguish from a blue or yellow green looks like yellow
Does that mean people the color blindness see redheads with green hair? O.o
I think so. I remember on another CZcams video. This guy said that he thought his friends cat was green, when in fact it was orange. He was mind blowned
I have moderate red-green color blindness and because I know that green is not a natural hair color I never assume someone has green hair.
xFedora Mastur My dad thought Tennis balls were orange his whole life. He thought we were messing with him when we told him they were green.
xFedora Mastur I also have red-green colourblindness but it's only for certain shades where things get tricky. A redhead is still red to me
I generally just automatically assume certain things have their certain colors and see them that way, but i do think lots of people have green skin as well
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Great, another reason why I'll hate getting old. Green is one of my favorite colors! );
But.... Is it really green?
Who knows
I find it kind of hard to distinguish dark blue tones and violet. I wonder if such a type of color blindness exists as well. Sure hope so, because otherwise I'd feel veeeery weird. :D
It may be red-green colour blindness. Seriously. Look it up.
I never even knew I was color blind because I can't see different shades of green yellow blue and some purple they all look the same but that makes art class a whole lot harder and awkward because I have to ask my art teacher or a classmate what color it is and I can't see about 6-7 colors on he color wheel
My colorblindness causes me to have trust issues. I once borrowed the same marker my classmate was using to color someone's hair brown in a coloring book. I got in trouble for coloring the characters hair green. I couldn't tell it was a green marker. And my classmate didn't get in trouble some how.
I'm color blind but it's useful sometimes because I can see in the dark better for some reason.
You guys are lucky with your red-green color blindness I can't see color what so ever....
So basically I live in a 1920 tv show where there no color on the screen.... fun!
Dear DNews, please make a video on how to make color? If that makes sense. or how to change the light an objects reflects or absorbs.
Unfortunately, all of my hobbies and career choices require accurate color vision. It's really disheartening at times. I have to have the right light source when working with different colored wires, for example, as well as give myself enough time to FULLY study the color to be absolutely sure I'm not making a mistake. I can't quickly glance at a wire and confidently discern a dull pink from a light grey, or a brown from a very dark green.
I've made mistakes, and the amount of time it takes to troubleshoot the incorrect pairing of wires is so frustrating.
I'm red & green color blind. I don't see most reds or greens.The one question everyone asks is " how do you see traffic lights".... WITH MY FEET !!!......... I see the light but I go by top, middle or bottom.... if its not working the middle flashes or nothing is turned on. the turning arrow lights up if its a turning lane. Stop signs have "STOP" written across them and a solid white line on the road....oh and its a big fracken octagon. I don't drive in bad weather or late at night in areas I don't know. but there are ways around to get around being colorblind.
I'm color blind. Here is what being color blind feels like : "really, what color is my shirt". That pretty much sums up how color blindness works, it just pushes people arround you to ask that very specify question.
francoistrempe Stop complaining, at least people talk to you :C
I'm color blind. Some blues look purple to me and vice versa. If red bleeds onto white clothing in the wash, I won't notice until someone asks why I'm wearing pink socks. Which isn't to say I can't see pink, but red-bleeds-onto-white pink is hard for me to distinguish, it looks just a little off white to me. Navigation lights on distant aircraft and sea-craft become more difficult to identify the further they are from me. If it weren't for little things like these I wouldn't even know I was color blind. But I've learned not to argue about colors.
i used to have problems seeing/telling apart some shades of blue and green.
I only see green when I look at red but when I look at green it is very light
you can't see enemy nickname if they are near green bushes
thats what its like
I have protanopia. I found out when I was 17 that I have a strong protan. I didn't know, never really thought about it. I just lived my life, but I had suspicions that I wasn't seeing correctly. My friends would say "look at that red car over there" and I couldn't for the life of me find the car they were talking about. Also, I had the hardest time in art class telling the difference between all the colours on the colour wheel and making different colours and their complementary colours. I had to cheat to pass my art exam, but for some reason, I never brought that up. I thought It was embarrassing that I had trouble distinguishing between the colours. It was sad because everyone can see it and I thought I was less than everyone else. So for me, I thought it was embarrassing. The ladies for some reason find it cute though aha
My friend can't see green grass and I was wondering if i could try and figure out how to change that with some sort of glasses.(science expo idea)
I was amazed when I saw colors the first time with the color blind glasses
For me ,red glows,i get blinded by red/orange color and lights,not to the point where I cant see but its just annoying to look at,its like having a flashlight in my face more or less,I tested this with some lights I have that I can change the color to so basically red,orange and white for me have a sort of glow that is not pleasant to look at,kinda like having the sun in your eyes when you drive.
How do we know that people with color blindness can see the colors right and all the other people are seeing them the wrong way ???
I have deuteranomaly/deuteranopia (hard to tell which), ie red/green colourblindness, and it's not a huge deal but still sucks. Especially since I am trained in biology, which involves a lot of colour identification. Sometimes I worry that an employer will pass me over due to my disability.
Biology is a pretty big field of study. So what if you can't identify an animal because of the colors of its fur, feathers, skin, scales or shell, I'm sure that isn't a problem for most employers.
TheJerbol Protip: don't tell them you are colourblind
TheJerbol I have a biology degree, but am not colorblind. My first job was reading electropherograms and they had us take a color test (after I was already hired) but no other employer has asked. That was a fairly specific type of job. You should be fine. Like Mads Andreasen said, don't mention it in an interview unless specifically asked. Titration might be a problem, IDK.
TheJerbol With this glasses, you can see colors!
czcams.com/video/ea_xOqNvntA/video.html
rusman74x Huh. Given known issues in colour variation among humans, I am surprised such an error prone 'eyeballing' is still used.
I have trouble seeing blue and grey together...but I don't know if it goes with any classification.
I'm pretty sure I have tetrachromacy, sometimes colors hurt my eyes, and flowers glow in the sunlight.
My grandfather was red green color blind, and he didn't even realize it or find out until he tried to join the army in 1945. He got promptly turned down.
I can have slight problems in color tests but only in color tests, never in real life.
I'm coloured blind. It's weird as those with light brown hair appear to have pale green hair to me.
I have a have a form of red green colorblindness called (according to online tests) a Moderate Protan.
Basically my biggest issue is blue and purple. I can tell the colors are different shades but if you asked me which one was blue and which purple, i couldn't tell you. I have learned a cheat that works most of the time where i'll just tell you the lighter shade is blue but it's not 100% effective. I can also pass a Farnsworth colorblind test where you line up the colors by shade from blue to purple.
the rest of my troubles just come with certain shades of colors. if green gets too light I start to think it's yellow. I also sometimes confuse certain shades of brown and green. I actually didn't realize until recently that peanut butter was actually brown, not green. I could still swear it looks green though. I actually very rarely confuse red and green unless the lighting is bad or if they're both really dark. Red can also start to look black if it gets too dark. Green traffic lights look almost white like a street light though it looks slightly different. it's worse if there are many lights around like if i'm driving in the city.
Dude I have the exact same problem! Moderate protan is difficult to deal w/ but a new pair of glasses came out made my enchroma and apparently that can let us see color! My pair is in the mail right now, hope this helps :D
+Dillan Parker dude let me know how they work for you. I'm really considering getting some once I have the money saved up
goalmaster14 will do man! Really excited! Insurance is covering 300/400 of it for me though.
+Dillan Parker really? how did you get them to pay for it? I haven't asked mine but I figured they would only cover prescription glasses
We submitted it to our insurance company w/ a doctors note.
I’m color deficient on red green in my right eye and on my left eye there are certain shades I can not see.
I hate it when I tell people I'm color blind and they're like "WOAAH, So you can't see trees?" I'm like yeah, I can see most greens. I love how this video explains that!
I maby be color blind, I did an online test in the dark and it said I had yello and blue color blindness but I can see all the colors in the light so I dont think I am color blind
I just want to ask a question can i get a chance to be a colorblind person???
Sorry bad english heheh
I am colorblind. I have problems with red and green light which is awful for traffic lights. It's a good thing I know where each light is supposed to be. Also, I Basically can't go a day without someone making fun of the fact that I have problems seeing red or green light. They'll either ask "what color is this, what color is that?" or, if your my cousin, you'll send a birthday card in the style of the colorblind test plates so that I can't read it. And all I can do is blush.
My name is Josh, I am colourblind for long time, Life is hard but my friends all get me through it with their constant hating and discrimination against me and colourblind people in general, I hate everyone!
I am an anomalous trichromat, a mild debutant. people were asking me what colors things were and i got them all right except for one. when someone asked, "what color is her jacket?" I said green. they said teal. ugh
Title: What causes color blindness?
Me: DEEZ NUTS!
My sister told me the story about her to colorblind friends so she was making the set for the school play and it began to rain she had different shades of orange and red and she left her two friends to put the lid back on paint and they accidentally mixed them up when my sister came back she was furious and then she realized my friends are colorblind
I'm red green colourblind, I didn't use an online test I was actually diagnosed with it. Red looks a little bit like the military brownish green colour.😸
I have tritanopia, I don't really see green or other colors with green shades
And I usually struggle with distingushing some colors and most of them are dull
***** I didn't even need to pick not to see green, I just don't see it :)
(Red is also my favorite color)
JA Mitchell Gaming yea it’s is real unlike some other people who go into the comments and say they have it when they don’t #colorblindsiblings
ĒCCĒ EGØ USQUE AĐ MØRTEM I have tritanopia and that’s not the case for me, I can’t see blue but for some reason I can see yellow