I'll say this once.Full saturation, primary colors, bring me joy. They always did, but now more than ever. My son has low green sensitivity, a kind of color blindness; it means dark purple, dark green, and dark gray are all the same to him. His favorite color? Green. He is not color blind, per se. I therefore want to give him as much color as possible. For the simple, this means full saturation.
Full saturation could use a popularity boost. So I click with Thor's hammer.
Mu, keep it coming. Low green sensitivity is the most common form of 'color blindness' and affects a shockingly large number of Men. It even seems to seguey into the meme that men cannot match colors. TMI: it's on the X chromosome, so women rarely have it.
Welp, that's the news. Cherish your senses.
(Full saturation could use a popularity boost. So I click with Thor's hammer.
Mu, keep it coming. Low green sensitivity is the most common form of 'color blindness' and affects a shockingly large number of Men. It even seems to seguey into the meme that men cannot match colors. TMI: it's on the X chromosome, so women rarely have it.
Welp, that's the news. Cherish your senses.
I smash things in my sleep uruk-hai ...and I'll look low. Now where'd they go?,
Thu 22 Apr 2010, 3:53,
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