colorblind Posts

Seeing the World Through the Eyes of the Colorblind

Tritanopia is a type of colorblindness that arises when the retina is lacking in cone cells which contain opsins that respond to the color blue. This results in someone with tritanopia becoming unable to distinguish green from blue.

Strange, Cute and Hilarious - Photo Collection!

How the colorblind see the world There may be better ways to take naps.. Wookis on their day off.. . Where are we going mama? A girl and her chick friends... No better travel companions... Cats always thing they are the center of attention... They grow so fast...

7 Mind Blowing Science Facts School Left Out

Men are more likely to be colorblind than women Globally, 1 in 12 males and 1 in 200 females are colorblind. That is a pretty stark difference. According to the National Eye Institute, the genes responsible for the most common type of color blindness are found in the X chromosome.

No One Will Feel Excluded with These Brilliant Innovations

Colorblind viewer 16. Wheelchair access in a swimming pool 17. Shampoo and conditioner with Braille writing to make them easy to identify for the visually impaired 18. This wheelchair-friendly bathroom uses big and clear buttons to lock the door 19.

Never Cross a Purple Fence, Here’s Why

It turns out that the color purple is one of very few colors that can be spotted by people who are colorblind according to Reader's Digest . Therefore, everyone who can see will be able to identify a purple fence and avoid trespassing on someone’s territory .

I've Never Seen Waves Look So Majestic Before...

On how colorblindness affects his work: “I think it helps by removing the “distraction” of color, allowing me to focus on contrast, tones, textures, and compositions. If I’d always seen the same way as everyone else, maybe my work wouldn’t be as unique.”

20 Common Misconceptions That Took Me by Surprise!

Bulls hate the color red Bulls are colorblind. It is actually the movement of the cloth that makes them feel threatened. (The red color is for the human spectators). 16.

10 Unanswered Mysteries You've Always Wondered About!

We know about colorblind people, who are incapable of perceiving colors because of their weak receptors, and 'tetrachromats', who on the contrary, can see more colors than a normal person can - and we know this because these conditions are extreme.

The MOST Fascinating Facts About Colors I’ve Ever Heard!

Alas, a man who had worked for the company for 37 years, Emerson Moser, revealed to the world that he had been colorblind the entire time he was working for Crayola. 15.