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Re: Trans-Yellow is NOT Trans-Anti-freeze, or Neon Green!!!
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lugnet.market.buy-sell-trade
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Fri, 19 Oct 2001 03:44:24 GMT
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In lugnet.market.buy-sell-trade, Henry Lim writes:
> In lugnet.market.buy-sell-trade, Martin Scragg writes:
> > The problem is, that a lot of colour blind people do not know they are
> > colour blind. They may have a small problem with some intensities of
> > colours, and so have never realised that they are colour blind.
> I'm colour blind, too. And yes, it's not like my world is completely black and
> white--but I do have troubles with red and green. Thankfully LEGO is mostly
> brightly primary. But when in doubt, I compare colours under bright light.
It's funny, when you tell people because they nearly always go through the
same routine:
Them: So, do you only see in black and white?
Me: No!
Them: So what colour is this?
Me: Blue!
Them: and what colour is this?
Me: Red!
Them: and what colour is this?
Me: Yellow!
Them: So what colour is this?
Me: Green!
Them: I thought you said you were colour blind?
I then explain to them that it is mostly at the ends of the spectrum, that I
have problems distinguishing colours, really pale or really dark. I also
think that small amounts of another colour go missing, making things seem a
diffferent colour. Lighting has a lot to play with it as well.
The best time I find to tell people I am colour blind is when I am driving
down a highway a night, and tell them that I can't tell the difference
between the stop lights and the yellow street lights! That gets them
worried :-)
I still find my wife will ask me things like, "what do you think of this
colour?". I just give here a stupid look, and then she remembers and says,
"what am I asking you for?" :-)
Martin
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