Who here is color blind?

#21

…

#22

Are you sure?

#23

Seeing in gray scale is actually a lot more rare than the standard color deficiencies that most of us have.

#24

it’s not a disease nor an illness… their perception is different to ours but that’s it. and you can’t say it would be depressing to see a gray sky if you always saw it in that particular color, you wound’t know a different possibility.

#25

i am not color blind but i know 3 people that are.
p.s.
something dumb that a person that i know did he bought his color blind brother a color tv. (some people are retarded. i do not mean a high death one i mean one from an a pawn shop.)

#26

I am sort of colorblind too. Doctor’s called it “dyschromatopsy” (google says it’s the same as Daltonism). It’s basically close to what TheeGoatPig described.
Can’t see the numbers/letters in most of those tests with the weirdly colored circles.

It’s been a running joke with my sisters, when I was younger. Like “Hey what color is this? A hahaha! And what color is that? A hahahah!” :meh:

What’s most frustrating is when I can’t really tell if a lit led on a device (e.g. a router or a switch) is green or yellow or red. I look at it for a while and if I can’t decide, then I take a guess.

Also I hate color based puzzles in games. :fffuuu:

#27

same here bro :wink:

#28

I really want a high death TV.

#29

I’m apparently colourblind for ultraviolet and infrared :frowning:

#30

Really? I heard that’s pretty rare.

So wait, they still sell black and white TVs?

#31

of course they do how else would colour blind people watch tv

#32

Um, color blind people don’t see in black and white. At least, the majority don’t anyway. And even if they did, they wouldn’t NEED to have a black and white TV. How do you think they manage in real life? Not that I expect you have much experience with that.

#33

huh? explain…

#34


What other color blind tests are there?

#35

There is a surprising amount of color blind people on this forum.

#36

It affects around 8% of males. The number ofsufferers here seems to be about right.

#37

Edit: Sorry. Accidental double post where I quoted myself rather than editing the previous entry.

#38

so true.

#39

#40

you aren’t doing it right Nutsack, I can read it. FU too.

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