Yeah ! Being human grants us about 100 SUPER POWERS ... most of which we take for granted every day . . . These videos are such a great RE-MIND-er to appreciate the beautiful complexities of our being. When the kid pulled up the "sunset porn," I was thinking... "oh oh, slow your roll, kid ... you'll see plenty of AMAZING sunsets in real life over time, but don't let that "sunset porn" spoil your expectations of REALITY ! " ;-)
There's this reaction of this colourblind man seeing a sunset for the first time. He lost it. I can imagine that the first time he sees an actual rainbow (either "real" after rain or manmade with some wacky lightning effect) he'll also lose it.
But he's got the point. Or "what color is this" five times on different object. They need to adapt and just process it. Edit: I just got my glasses last week and i am happy, that i opened it alone. Just enjoy really green grass or (for me) how beautiful red cars are :D
lol. People cry because they finally realize just HOW disconnected from the rest of society they've been. I mean yeah- If you're deaf or can't see color you already know that everyone else experiences the world different than you and that this therefore separates you from them, but you don't realize just HOW MUCH they experience things differently than you. It's a rush of a bunch of emotions- surprised and sad to know how separated you were from everyone else yet elated to know you no longer have to be separated. Most people don't experience so many emotions at once and add to that the new sensory information- it can be overwhelming.
The rainbow part gets me every time. I don't have colorblindness as severely as he does, but a rainbow to me looks like basically three colors: orange - yellow - and a larger hazy blue-ish band at the end. I can relate.
You know what goes great with seeing colors for the first time?? Peace and quiet. So stop asking me 100 damn questions and let me enjoy this beautiful moment in my life lol
"This is what you people see all the time?" -really got to me.There are so many shades and tones he has to learn the words for.Colours he never new existed.I hope he has lots of fun finding them all out.
Every time these people put the glasses on, they aren't allowed even a moment to take in. The people around them start interrogating them like the KGB on steroids! Drives me insane. "What do you see? What color is this? Can you see that? What color are my eyes? What are you thinking? What does this look like?" They don't know what they're looking at when they first put the glasses on. My God, shut the hell up for a second and let them have the experience!!!
These videos are not planned and thought out and controlled for best "entertainment value". These video's are about family and people they love having their first experience with color, therefore, these moments are full of emotion and excitement being 'shared'. It is nearly as impactful on the family members as the one wearing the glasses. Again, it is a 'shared' experience when you love the one getting the glasses. Personally, I think it's touching. Hope this helps for more complete understanding.
Wow. I really felt for the kid seeing the parrots and sunsets for the first time. That would be overwhelmingly emotional to be suddenly flooded with colors you don't even have words for, or be able to describe. A sensory overload for him I'm sure.
Even us who see the colors normally are blown away by the sunsets all our lives, how it must be for them to see that for the first time, that is just impossible to imagine!
The 2nd clip is mind blowingly beautiful. I always watch these in awe of that initial reaction to the beauty of colour those that have been able to see colour our whole lives, take for granted. WHY don’t we really see the beauty in colour and the life it gives everything? I’m always emotional happy for these people who see colour for the first time, what a life changing event for them all.
My understanding is that so-called color blind people actually do see in color, it's just that the colors are not the correct colors, and the colors they see are not as vivid. You seem to think that color blind people see in only black and white, but that's not the case.
Jason Hart When did I seem to think colour blind people see in black and white? I know they don’t see all the colours of the spectrum which is why I say those who aren’t colour blind take seeing colour for granted.
@@ShadowMosesLikes I thought you were under the false assumption that they see in only black and white because you said, " I always watch these in awe of that initial reaction to the beauty of colour those that have been able to see colour our whole lives, take for granted." From the comments, many people seem to think that color blind people have never seen colors before; but that is not true. They see in color; it's just that they see the wrong colors. They know what colors are, that's why they can readily identify the colors by name when they put the glasses on, without being taught. The term "color blind" really is not an accurate term to describe this defect. They should have called it "color distortion."
The only thing that upsets me is people asking REALLY STUPID questions. "Can you see the colors?" "Are they working?" "Do you see anything different?" WHILE the person is crying.
In "Ye Olde Times" (about 500 years ago), orange was called simply "yellow-red" and was considered as just another shade of red. This is why lots (4, lol) of orange things are called red-somethings: Robin Red Breast; Red Fox; Red Head; Red Deer; Red Dead Redemption.
maybe watching heavily photoshopped pictures of sunsets may not be the best example for what to expect when actually seeing one, but it's still very touching..
After binge watching a stack of these,here’s what I’ve learnt NOT to do once you give a colour blind person the glasses. Do NOT ask them what they see as soon as they put them on. Do NOT smother them with cuddles. Do NOT talk over them and incessantly shove things in their face asking if they see the colour. DO give them space and time to experience a very surreal,magical,and beautiful moment that they’ve never,ever had before in their life….they’re trying to grasp what they are now seeing. Let them be for at least ten minutes minimum,and if they want a hug,I’m sure they’ll ask for one. Rant over.
Enchroma contacts next....it's gotta happen. I watch these videos frequently. It's like witnessing someone being reborn sometimes, seeing everything in a new light. When I was a boy my best friend was color blind and I can only hope he has found this. The Obvious next step would be to make Enchroma in contacts and to be able to combine the outside and inside technology in one unit. Perhaps in the future with stem cell research this can be permanently corrected by rebuilding the cones....who knows? Until then, thanks Enchroma for bringing the world of color to those that have been missing out.
However............at 4:16 he is asked what he is thinking, and says "there's so many colours" , which I think equates to "it's so pretty". (Australia/English spelling of colour BTW).
I wish I could experience the joy that colorblind people experience when they see color for the first time. That's like wishing I were colorblind - strange I know, but it must be so amazing.
Lol every time I watch these videos I can't help but think the same thing. I pretty much reacted the same way when I first did LSD and I'm not even color blind 😂
I hate (well not really hate) when they say 'you people see this all the time' and im like damn (thinking)... I really take a lot of stuff for granted 😢
I've watched so many of these and not once has anyone suggested sitting down and watching a psychedelic visualizer video online lol I mean that shit can be overwhelming even for us normies.
Okay open your eyes. "Oh my god! WOW! Holy cow!!" Her: "Do they work? Do you see any difference?". Sigh.... No. He always acts like then when he opens his eyes.
Emptycereal: Sometimes they DO work instantly. I believe most of the TH-cam videos show people who do respond within the first ten to sixty seconds. These are the most entertaining videos for us viewers. Also, from the instruction manual: When putting on the glasses, allow at least 10 minutes for the eyes to adjust to the darkness of the lens and avoid removing the glasses during the adjustment period. Removing the glasses, even momentarily, will tend to reduce the effectiveness of the color enhancement. To ensure optimal effectiveness, wear the lens for at least 10 hours in a variety of situations over the course of 1-2 weeks. Depending on the rate of neural plasticity in the user, a significant amount of time may be required for the visual cortex to respond to the new information. [And, again, a response of ten minutes to ten hours, while still fantastic eventually for the users, would not be entertaining for YT viewers.]
Despite some colors not the same as how regular chromatic eyes see them, there is a way to teach color blind people which colors are what, it just depends on which colors they lack. For instance, red is commonly seen as either brown or perhaps green. There is a color type where it is possible to get a glimpse of actual red but its a completely different color as well and some eye doctors are trained to play on this to have the color blind person register that that's what red is supposed to look like compared to the "red" they see from the lack of registering red. It's pretty complex stuff but it's possible to learn just as easy as teaching a chromatic seeing person the colors if you know how to do i and what to look for.
color blind people do see color, but the range of colors they are able to see is a lot smaller. See this video: th-cam.com/video/iNRQB5309yo/w-d-xo.html
that second guy googling the rainbow and sunset. man, the things that we take for granted means the world to people like them.
Yeah ! Being human grants us about 100 SUPER POWERS ... most of which we take for granted every day . . . These videos are such a great RE-MIND-er to appreciate the beautiful complexities of our being. When the kid pulled up the "sunset porn," I was thinking... "oh oh, slow your roll, kid ... you'll see plenty of AMAZING sunsets in real life over time, but don't let that "sunset porn" spoil your expectations of REALITY ! " ;-)
When he Google's "rainbow" ....no words.
There's this reaction of this colourblind man seeing a sunset for the first time. He lost it.
I can imagine that the first time he sees an actual rainbow (either "real" after rain or manmade with some wacky lightning effect) he'll also lose it.
At 4:30 when he said “I think this might be my favorite color mom.” So quietly I teared up...
I KNOW!! It was so touching!! I hope they found a way to get him a pair of his own.
That is my favorite color.
I hate when people ask "Can you see it?" 10 times. No, they're probably crying 'cause you won't shut up.
There should be no negativity here
But he's got the point. Or "what color is this" five times on different object. They need to adapt and just process it.
Edit: I just got my glasses last week and i am happy, that i opened it alone. Just enjoy really green grass or (for me) how beautiful red cars are :D
lol. People cry because they finally realize just HOW disconnected from the rest of society they've been. I mean yeah- If you're deaf or can't see color you already know that everyone else experiences the world different than you and that this therefore separates you from them, but you don't realize just HOW MUCH they experience things differently than you. It's a rush of a bunch of emotions- surprised and sad to know how separated you were from everyone else yet elated to know you no longer have to be separated. Most people don't experience so many emotions at once and add to that the new sensory information- it can be overwhelming.
Kristijan Vlašić Exactly!
The rainbow part gets me every time. I don't have colorblindness as severely as he does, but a rainbow to me looks like basically three colors: orange - yellow - and a larger hazy blue-ish band at the end. I can relate.
You know what goes great with seeing colors for the first time?? Peace and quiet. So stop asking me 100 damn questions and let me enjoy this beautiful moment in my life lol
I think its so beautiful when they want to see their childrens eyes.
this is the happiest place on the internet
I kept begging the camera guy on the last one to look at his screen for half a second.
Love the embarrassing dad moment. Rolling her eyes but still willing to stick a leaf on her head!
"This is what you people see all the time?" -really got to me.There are so many shades and tones he has to learn the words for.Colours he never new existed.I hope he has lots of fun finding them all out.
To see flowers like there were the newest thing on earth... That must be beautiful 😃😃😃
That second one made me cry
Every time these people put the glasses on, they aren't allowed even a moment to take in. The people around them start interrogating them like the KGB on steroids! Drives me insane. "What do you see? What color is this? Can you see that? What color are my eyes? What are you thinking? What does this look like?" They don't know what they're looking at when they first put the glasses on. My God, shut the hell up for a second and let them have the experience!!!
Then some of them want to try them on . sheesh
Ditto, what Cyn Willis said
@@giggleherz coming* you meant to say coming my friend. Cumming is something else entirely
J Burroughs haha I noticed that as well
These videos are not planned and thought out and controlled for best "entertainment value". These video's are about family and people they love having their first experience with color, therefore, these moments are full of emotion and excitement being 'shared'. It is nearly as impactful on the family members as the one wearing the glasses. Again, it is a 'shared' experience when you love the one getting the glasses. Personally, I think it's touching.
Hope this helps for more complete understanding.
Wow. I really felt for the kid seeing the parrots and sunsets for the first time. That would be overwhelmingly emotional to be suddenly flooded with colors you don't even have words for, or be able to describe. A sensory overload for him I'm sure.
Even us who see the colors normally are blown away by the sunsets all our lives, how it must be for them to see that for the first time, that is just impossible to imagine!
"this is what you people see all the time" woooooah i take my eyesight for granted im so lucky im able to see colors
The 2nd clip is mind blowingly beautiful. I always watch these in awe of that initial reaction to the beauty of colour those that have been able to see colour our whole lives, take for granted.
WHY don’t we really see the beauty in colour and the life it gives everything?
I’m always emotional happy for these people who see colour for the first time, what a life changing event for them all.
My understanding is that so-called color blind people actually do see in color, it's just that the colors are not the correct colors, and the colors they see are not as vivid. You seem to think that color blind people see in only black and white, but that's not the case.
Jason Hart When did I seem to think colour blind people see in black and white? I know they don’t see all the colours of the spectrum which is why I say those who aren’t colour blind take seeing colour for granted.
@@ShadowMosesLikes I thought you were under the false assumption that they see in only black and white because you said, " I always watch these in awe of that initial reaction to the beauty of colour those that have been able to see colour our whole lives, take for granted."
From the comments, many people seem to think that color blind people have never seen colors before; but that is not true. They see in color; it's just that they see the wrong colors. They know what colors are, that's why they can readily identify the colors by name when they put the glasses on, without being taught. The term "color blind" really is not an accurate term to describe this defect. They should have called it "color distortion."
GETTING recommended that video just after seeing an entire video exposing them is so fun
SAME THING LOL
"Look how red your hair is! Its _red!"_ he says in wonder. And now--she has a complex!
He should have said how pretty or even beautiful it was. Dad’s are like that I guess.
I have met men that were color blind but until this I didn't realize how much of the world they were missing
The only thing that upsets me is people asking REALLY STUPID questions.
"Can you see the colors?" "Are they working?" "Do you see anything different?" WHILE the person is crying.
"...This is amazing.." "This is what people see all the time ?'....
the gift that we forget sometimes....
Can't watch these anymore 'cause I'm tired of crying...Thanks for the upload!
I love these vids because it's like watching a newbie on acid.
exactly
This my 3rd night watching them
Ive been binge watching these all day. These & people hearing for the first time.
nature seems to create the most 'awes' in these colour blind folk who get to see colours finally
The best place to do this would be a butterfly exhibit. :')
Or an aviary, or a sunrise/sunset. Or a Pixar movie if you can't go out :P
An aquarium
There’s a video of guys on an alley with spray paint art all through the alley it’s incredible the colors.
Why do people say red hair when it's actually orange?
In "Ye Olde Times" (about 500 years ago), orange was called simply "yellow-red" and was considered as just another shade of red. This is why lots (4, lol) of orange things are called red-somethings: Robin Red Breast; Red Fox; Red Head; Red Deer; Red Dead Redemption.
Same with skin color though. Caucasians are beige or tan. Black people are a rich brown color.
Damn the things we take for granted. When the kid Google's rainbow, that got me. :'(
The "no i didnt" at the beginning got me :D
second video, the kid probably need a hug at that moment but mom choose to record a video instead. and like interrogate the kid.
I did not like her at all.
I love watching videos like this because there so Happ y to see color for the first time!
5:08 they really couldn't even blow up the balloons? This is a big moment people!
maybe watching heavily photoshopped pictures of sunsets may not be the best example for what to expect when actually seeing one, but it's still very touching..
go to Marvels Endgame with that glasses , you will thank me later
Yes! Redheads are the best color ever!
After binge watching a stack of these,here’s what I’ve learnt NOT to do once you give a colour blind person the glasses.
Do NOT ask them what they see as soon as they put them on.
Do NOT smother them with cuddles.
Do NOT talk over them and incessantly shove things in their face asking if they see the colour.
DO give them space and time to experience a very surreal,magical,and beautiful moment that they’ve never,ever had before in their life….they’re trying to grasp what they are now seeing.
Let them be for at least ten minutes minimum,and if they want a hug,I’m sure they’ll ask for one.
Rant over.
Purple gets them every time!!
11:00 What are you filming?
I know, bad film job
Did you know your hair was red? No I didn't 🤣🤣🤣
Enchroma contacts next....it's gotta happen. I watch these videos frequently. It's like witnessing someone being reborn sometimes, seeing everything in a new light. When I was a boy my best friend was color blind and I can only hope he has found this. The Obvious next step would be to make Enchroma in contacts and to be able to combine the outside and inside technology in one unit. Perhaps in the future with stem cell research this can be permanently corrected by rebuilding the cones....who knows? Until then, thanks Enchroma for bringing the world of color to those that have been missing out.
I was actually talking about the idea of enchroma contacts last night lol
I am crying, so happy for them. Rainbows and birds, made me cry. But I want to see a brownish rainbow, which must be so strange to us.
Her hair are not red, they are ginger. Lovely ginger.
at 7:22 - where is this place??? It's BEAUTIFUL!
God created beautiful world in beautiful colors.. Glory to Him!
Could that first guy have been any meaner to his child?
The kid didnt seem to wanna be there :D
This reminds me of Plato's allegory of the cave.
When that young girl's dumbbell dad asked her if she knew her hair was red she should have said no dad I never knew that.
>starts crying
"Can you see the colours?"
What the fuck do you think
Wow He Said This is what people see all the time😮
A bit cruel to let anyone just borrow that.
Yes, love it..........Go Vikes !!!!
Curious question, how do colour blind people know what the colours names are if they’ve never seen them before?
The guy at the end is the only one I have heard say how pretty things are.
However............at 4:16 he is asked what he is thinking, and says "there's so many colours" , which I think equates to "it's so pretty". (Australia/English spelling of colour BTW).
Cause guys dont say "pretty" unless we are talking about a woman or our daughter.
I wish I could experience the joy that colorblind people experience when they see color for the first time. That's like wishing I were colorblind - strange I know, but it must be so amazing.
Now I really really thankful I'm not colorblind.
Imagine if you gave someone who was color blind these and then give them just one tab of LSD a couple hours later.
Lol every time I watch these videos I can't help but think the same thing. I pretty much reacted the same way when I first did LSD and I'm not even color blind 😂
1:15 haha so funny open your eye
Mooi dat ie eerst zijn kind bekeek!
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I hope someday ill be watching blind men see the world for the first time....😎
Well, I'm collorblind, and I wonder... How do people know the colors names, when its the first time they see them.... Something is very wrong here.
Her hair is red?
Does any lab work on anti-stupidity glasses 👓? Please 🙏 do !
Like doing mushrooms my first time
I hate (well not really hate) when they say 'you people see this all the time' and im like damn (thinking)... I really take a lot of stuff for granted 😢
how they know the name of the color.. some of them
I've watched so many of these and not once has anyone suggested sitting down and watching a psychedelic visualizer video online lol I mean that shit can be overwhelming even for us normies.
Poor kids thinking "yeah, I know, I'm a ranga, ya don't need to ram it down my throat."
Okay open your eyes. "Oh my god! WOW! Holy cow!!" Her: "Do they work? Do you see any difference?". Sigh.... No. He always acts like then when he opens his eyes.
The colour blind glasses don’t work instantly tho it takes up to 15 minutes of wearing...
Emptycereal: Sometimes they DO work instantly. I believe most of the TH-cam videos show people who do respond within the first ten to sixty seconds. These are the most entertaining videos for us viewers.
Also, from the instruction manual: When putting on the glasses, allow at least 10 minutes for the eyes to adjust to the darkness of the lens and avoid removing the glasses during the adjustment period. Removing the glasses, even momentarily, will tend to reduce the effectiveness of the color enhancement.
To ensure optimal effectiveness, wear the lens for at least 10 hours in a variety of situations over the course of 1-2 weeks. Depending on the rate of neural plasticity in the user, a significant amount of time may be required for the visual cortex to respond to the new information. [And, again, a response of ten minutes to ten hours, while still fantastic eventually for the users, would not be entertaining for YT viewers.]
It depends - some people see the difference instantly, some over the course of about 15 minutes, some never (which is sad).
its not RED her hair....... its rusty brown....
Very strange, people did not see the color but know how they look !!!
Despite some colors not the same as how regular chromatic eyes see them, there is a way to teach color blind people which colors are what, it just depends on which colors they lack. For instance, red is commonly seen as either brown or perhaps green. There is a color type where it is possible to get a glimpse of actual red but its a completely different color as well and some eye doctors are trained to play on this to have the color blind person register that that's what red is supposed to look like compared to the "red" they see from the lack of registering red. It's pretty complex stuff but it's possible to learn just as easy as teaching a chromatic seeing person the colors if you know how to do i and what to look for.
color blind people do see color, but the range of colors they are able to see is a lot smaller. See this video: th-cam.com/video/iNRQB5309yo/w-d-xo.html
Can you see those?
HE'S CRYING, LADY!
So obviously not.
Just for people who wonders
As a deutan, purple looks like the most ugly blue you can imagine
As if you put bleach on a normal blue
Hate it
Seriously if colors were people purple would get bullied
Look forward to the day when somebody invents contacts for color blindness
Is the mom colorblind as well? That parrot is RED not orange. Don't teach him color names wrong.
Paid actors incredible
Shit that’s unfair I can’t see a rainbow now all its colors
its brown not red!
Wait a minute, if they're colorblind
They won't know which color is which
So
What
They learn by subject and build references. Many have to rethink the colour perception of the colours when they have these glasses.
colorblind people DO see color, it's just the range of colors is a lot smaller AND duller. See this video: th-cam.com/video/iNRQB5309yo/w-d-xo.html
Worst camera person EVER
Couldn't really enjoy the last guy because the camera guy was terrible.
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