Genetic Link May Explain Why Women See More "Reds"
I came across this piece of research (click on the title of this post to go to the linked article) a couple of years ago when digging into the visible light spectrum for laser level research.
It explains why I can clearly see color shifts in my company's red laser beams and my male colleagues can not.
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I liked reading the article you cited. I am always interested in those kinds of things. Thanks!
Ah ha!
So maybe there's a genetic reason why the gardeners in my family can never find a true blue flower -- what some advertise as "blue" looks purple to us!
...and also, perhaps, why Cartier choose red as the dominant color for their site ;-)
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