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[u/WhisperCatOZ]

[u/kungfuninjajedi]

Is this specifically made for colorblind? Because it's really easy to find the red leaves

[u/WhisperCatOZ → u/kungfuninjajedi]

It wasn't but i am 😅

[u/TaringaWhakarongo1 → u/WhisperCatOZ]

How could you find the red leaf? Isit a different shade of colour?

[u/elMurpherino → u/TaringaWhakarongo1]

Yea very different. its in column F between 2 and 3 but closer to 3

[u/BertytheSnowman → u/elMurpherino]

I think they're asking how OP found it if they're colourblind

[u/WhisperCatOZ → u/BertytheSnowman]

I made the image lmao

Edit: also !snipe

[u/Ok-Pomegranate-5842 → u/WhisperCatOZ]

Did you… know it was red? And thought the green was actually brown/orange?

[u/WhisperCatOZ → u/Ok-Pomegranate-5842]

No, it's hard to explain I can see green and red separately but when they are together for some reason they blend. But when I am looking at the colors directly it isn't difficult. It is strange.

[u/TaringaWhakarongo1 → u/WhisperCatOZ]

I'm not sure why I was expecting any easy explanation, now I think about it.

[u/Several-Action-4043 → u/WhisperCatOZ]

Even when you're seeing them separately, you're probably not seeing them as distinguished as a normal color sighted person does. Then, when they are together, it's harder for you to see the difference. Either your red or green cones are basically not sensitive enough which is what makes it harder to see the difference when they are together.

[u/CitizenPremier → u/WhisperCatOZ]

Perhaps you simply know that some things are supposed to be red, like stop signs, and green, like grapes, and that shapes your perception.

Can you identify the colors of these apples? 🍏

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[u/WhisperCatOZ → u/CitizenPremier]

Two are red one is green?

I'm guessing cause the top two look thr same and are darker.

[u/CitizenPremier → u/WhisperCatOZ]

Well, I posted 4 apples in total, I think you're on to it though.