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Fascinating. Didn’t know colorblindness could be so helpful. There’s this test “are you colorblind” on RU-vid. And it gives you this series of numbers with various like colored backgrounds and if you can see the number, you’re good. And I made it all the way to the end and it came to the 3 to last question and it said only 10% of people could get it. Now, I’m thinking they can get it because they were just smarter than the rest. So I’m sitting there. Trying to figure the numbers out. My eyes are killing me! And in the end of 20 minutes I give up. And I press play. And the narrator says “did you get it? Probably not. The 10 percent of people to get this are colorblind” 🤣😭
Laypeople have to pick? Laypeople are not ready for the conflict it causes. I pray you realize you cannot cater to all men YOU so loosley term. What despot? What are you hiding? Id reallllllllllllllllllly be right?
my whole life i thought hurting others when i get try to be close was the only thing i was good at, but now i have the assurance that my colorblindness also gives me a natural born advantage in murdering people from a distance.
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i don't understand, i am also deutan (red/green) colorblind but this doesn't makes sense because i can't notice if it is red or green, purple or pink, yellow or orange, grey or pink or blue, purple or blue etc. when they are really close tone. how can this give me advantage even when i can't notice the difference.
I can hunt mosquitoes easier when there's not much light. Thanks for the info. I'm an artist who paints portraits and I hardly can see colors but I'm able to see the shades or tone better than normal.
That is so cool!!! I love hearing about Edgar Allen Poe even though I haven't read much of his work yet (really need to finish that book I have of his complete collection lol) because one of my great x3 or 4 grandfathers was best friends with him in high school. They became pen pals afterwards. It's also a bit funny because my aunt was high school best friends and now pen pals with the author of 50 Shades of Gray 😂
Ah. I did a seminar on the topic... The answer is hard to determine since according to the psychoanalytic research Frankenstein and his creation are a mirror of each other... So it is quite difficult to determine who is the bigger monster. However monstrosity comes in many forms... For example the court system, humans and the religious system has shown a form of monstrous attitude. Frankenstein's creature had no chance from the start because of his looks, mankind judged him only because of his physical appearance and caused him great offenses. The only one who didn't judge the creature was an old blind man because he couldn't see how he looks like. The creature's first victim was Frankenstein's brother whom the creature framed Justin for the murder. Justin was trialed and executed on the basis of circumstance evidence. Right before her execution a minister of the church told her if she won't confess her "crime" she will be denied absolution... Naturally she didn't confess because she didn't comitt the crime... We all have a human side and a monster side in us
Friendly advice. Unless you have a good education, come from a rich background. Don't let people if you have a ASD diagnosis. If you appear normal, appear normal. The people telling you to be you have a good education. You telling you have autism is natural selection in the job market.
My color blindness starts when i was i think 23 yrs old i guess. Before that i can see almost all the colors. I can differentiate red to green. My problem starts when one day. Suddenly color red and green starts to look weird to me. Alongside with that my sense of small suddenly became sensitive.
Question. Is this what you’re talking about? I was randomly told that cancer can not survive in an alkaline environment. I started drinking alkaline water. I am on chemo for lung cancer metastatic to bone. I missed 3 of my 6 treatments of the first round due to flu/covid/flu. At the scan after the round, they said there was cancer still but no tumors. Surely 3 treatments would not have such a remarkable effect?
@@Colorista496 yes, thank you. Oddly enough, when I spoke to my doctor and told them that I wasn’t feeling any better, they shrugged it off and said that I would. I still don’t feel well but I think I have become accustomed to feeling bad. They suggested going on a break from chemo soon.
Interesting. I’m legally blind,can’t see facialexpressions or body language and can only see up close and very large print, but I can tell the difference between red and green just fine, so if I was to hold a tomato up close, I can tell whether it is ripe or not just as easily as a fully sighted person. So ironically I’m blind but not colourblind lol.
The one that we have now corruption and all or they would have made a law that protects the ppl and not corrupt politicians that think what they are doing is a game support a corrupt country not thinking about the inflation they are forcing us to live we are not millionaires like those corrupt criminals are phony politicians
She may be weird but it's what made her an icon. That strange speech intonation, rhythm and quirky personality had her typecast in a lot of roles, but she was the best at that typecast and she was called for that role all the time. Hats off to you Ms. Coolidge!
@stephaniebirmingham5438 0 seconds ago I work for Sedgwick County Government in Wichita, Kansas, and am putting together a video for Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Month. Can I have your permission to use a short clip from your dance video? I can credit you onscreen!
My mom is fighting with an advanced stage adenoid cystic carcinoma of TEG for a year. She has dysphagia and aphonia for almost a year. She has been given chemotherapy and now under RT. How can I help her?
Im no doctor but i saw a video about a girl who mixed baking soda with molasses to get ride of her cancer. She was saying cancer couldn't survive in an alkaline body and baking soda can destroy it. In order to get the cancer to consume the baking soda she mixed it with molasses because cancer wants sugar and molasses is not normal sugar. She also got alkaline test strips or something like that to make sure her ph stayed between 8 and 8.5 because 8 is where cancer starts to die but above 8.5 is bad for the body. She tested her saliva and urine everyday to make sure it was right and decreased or increased the amount of baking soda mixed in according to the results. Some days she did 1tsp and the most she did was 2 tsp i believe. I think she did it for 11 days and when she went back to the doctor for a scan the cancer was gone. Don't take my word for it though. Do some research. I had cancer myself and am a 24yr survivor. I take baking soda regularly just because it helps me not be bloated. I didn't know about it helping with cancer until recently . Bless you and your family.
I am color blind and I have always been very skilled at finding 4 leaf clovers. I always thought my colorblindness was the reason and now science has confirmed it.
RU-vid obviously isn't the place to discuss unified field theory, but I'm completely confused by the plate example at 1:47. "If Newton and Einstein are right, nothing should happen"??? As far as I know, gravitational attraction as demonstrated by Cavendish does exist, and if Newton and Einstein are right, a small plate suspended by an infinitely fine thread is attracted to the large plate according to GmM/r^2, changing the suspension angle vs. separation by a tiny amount. Gravity may be "so weak" but it isn't absolutely zero. I'm not feeling educated yet.
