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Anonymous

You're colorblind... 10/21/25(Tue)06:10:56 No.106960212

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You're colorblind... Anonymous 10/21/25(Tue)06:10:56 No.106960212 Archived

so why haven't you roped?

Anonymous
10/21/25(Tue)06:28:29 No.106960308

Anonymous 10/21/25(Tue)06:28:29 No.106960308

I was not aware of that.

Anonymous
10/21/25(Tue)06:36:39 No.106960341

Anonymous 10/21/25(Tue)06:36:39 No.106960341

>>106960308
>He can't see ultraviolet

Anonymous
10/21/25(Tue)06:38:07 No.106960346

Anonymous 10/21/25(Tue)06:38:07 No.106960346

>>106960212
Stay with us, there's special glasses for that.

Anonymous
10/21/25(Tue)06:51:24 No.106960412

Anonymous 10/21/25(Tue)06:51:24 No.106960412

>>106960341
>tfw can't see Infrared

Anonymous
10/21/25(Tue)06:53:45 No.106960423

Anonymous 10/21/25(Tue)06:53:45 No.106960423

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Because protanomaly seems like a particularly retarded thing to rope over.

Anonymous
10/21/25(Tue)08:39:18 No.106961059

Anonymous 10/21/25(Tue)08:39:18 No.106961059

>>106960346
Most they can do is enhance the contrast of the palette you already have. If you're only seeing yellow-blue, you'll only see more shades of yellow and blue, if it does it's job at all, and that at the expense of having to re-wire your understanding of the colors you're already familiar with.

Anonymous
10/21/25(Tue)08:57:39 No.106961177

Anonymous 10/21/25(Tue)08:57:39 No.106961177

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>>106961059
what they do is filter out the wavelength that your eyes are not good at dealing with. this image is close enough to explain it, but the cone is not usually "shifted" towards the other, just reduced in sensitivity. they'll make you pass the Ishihara test, but won't make you see wavelengths you can't see.