Colorblindness

Are you colorblind ?

  • I am male and are colorblind.

    Votes: 4 11.8%
  • I am female and are colorblind.

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • I am male and are not colorblind.

    Votes: 24 70.6%
  • I am female and are not colorblind.

    Votes: 6 17.6%

  • Total voters
    34
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Ok, ok, dam people! I thought it was obvious but that last one was a joke.

Hey I just discovered this but gnome has a color blind helper built in (or at least you download in Synaptic Package Manage)!
 
Ok, ok, dam people! I thought it was obvious but that last one was a joke. !

Nice joking, some people might have had a heart attack here knowing that their are color blind...their dreams of being pilots and flying in Earth stratosphere at Mach10 speed might have been shattered just because of this test...their wishes of future, of seeing different shades of color on their girlfriends lips were shattered as well...the only option forth would have been a suicide. And all because of a joke
 
Here is another (and I promise it is not a joke), task ever tries to get the hang of what it is asking you to do: it say a work like Red and ask you to select the correct answer for the color that word's text is in (in this case Blue), it not really a color blind test but one to challenge the brain.
 
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See the tiger?
 
I am red-green colorblind, but I find that my brain adapted to recognize visual patterns and details more readily than people that are not colorblind.
Is this a common phenomenon, do others have experience with this ?

I think that was what my Dad had as well. He worked for the forest service so he wore a uniform, but I remember on weekends my Mom laid his clothes out. After the divorce he just moved to a monochromatic wardrobe. It was less embarrassing.

He said where logging and fire roads should go. He could just go out and look and know the best place. I just figured it was years and years of doing it, but maybe he could see details other missed like you do as well. :shrug:
 
I think that was what my Dad had as well. He worked for the forest service so he wore a uniform, but I remember on weekends my Mom laid his clothes out. After the divorce he just moved to a monochromatic wardrobe. It was less embarrassing.

He said where logging and fire roads should go. He could just go out and look and know the best place. I just figured it was years and years of doing it, but maybe he could see details other missed like you do as well. :shrug:

Could very well be, although I have no idea what makes a good logging or fire road..

About the clothing, I just go for 'save' colors.. I can see most ;)
 
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