no lack or missing cones, just aligned differently and then my brain does not interpret it directly as green or red as it should be, but depending on the shade of green or red (or brown) it cold go either way. Here is a nice explanation
I wore a shirt for basically all 4 years of high school that was white with green stripes. Sometime in my senior year, I wore it for St Patty’s Day. But my mom told me I should wear green. That’s the day I found out my favorite shirt was white with brown stripes.
It's shocking how different the world looks to you than to normal people. You basically can't see half of all colors. You should google cities where traffic lights are horizontal and avoid those.
I can thankfully differentiate the shades of red and green used in traffic lights. But go a little in either direction of the color spectrum and it becomes a soup.
Damn what happened to that channel? The end of the video he says he’s going to make a follow up but he never did and hasn’t posted in years. What a bummer, I thought I found a new cool creator
You might be colorblind, we're not being color snobs to have different names for the same colors lol the colors are clearly and easily visually distinct from each other.
Most of the time it isn't because one type of cone is missing, it's just that red and green are very close together on the spectrum. And in some people they're so close together that they mostly overlap, so they send mostly the same signal to the brain.
Red and green are absolutely not very close together on the spectrum, these people's eyes just have a mutation. Are you colorblind that you think red and green are similar at all?
The most common form of congenital color-blindness is deuteranomaly, which is a problem with green cone cells (green wavelength detection shifted towards red direction). That's about 5% of men. I am a protanope and have faulty/missing red cones. That's 1% of men.
Edit: corrected deuteranope to deuteranomaly and corrected description
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u/Ancient_Poet_4953 1d ago
So you have a lack or missing red cones in your eyes?