Jason, this is awesome. What an amazing experience for everyone involved. What I took out of this was that the beauty of the world isn't just in it's colors but in the acts of kindness that we can all share with those around us. Congratulations, Nyah!
And extras for the witnesses x-x And then ship them worldwide for the viewers who randomly stumble upon these ;_; Write a warning next time! We gotta supply ourselves with tissues or just anything that work!!
I keep looking for these videos and always have tissues with me. Because it gets me every time. This is what I expect to happen to all of us once we get back out original abilities. We’re all gonna cry because we will be able to see hear snd feel much more than we do now!
My first child, I first found out that he was color blind when he was 7 years old. When I heard that there were glasses for color blind people, I tried to set aside funds to buy them color blind glasses. Now he is 26 years old, yet I still can't afford to buy him. Even after I am getting older now, I no longer have a job after an accident in 2011 ... I am really happy to see her can have glasses for color blindness .... God bless you all....
@@zendog8888 work with Health Insurance for the Whole 23 years. not in our country, NO coverage for color blind, .........even aku menanti old/used colorblind glasses..
@@adhbadoang1086 I'm sorry you have to go through that. That is ridiculous. I'm sure they wouldn't cover it because it's considered "cosmetic" like they did when I got Lasik. But how is making your vision cosmetic? You are improving your quality of life. Not your looks. Our health care system is crap.
I love the part where you were behind her while she looked at the sunset...so we can see the beauty she is experiencing. Can't imagine just getting to see colors for a short time and having to wait to get a pair of your own! So happy for Nyah, this is the first colorblind girl video I've seen! A sweet young lady!
Yea youtube hasnt recommended female enchroma vids to me but they're out there th-cam.com/video/OuDBRAC76Eo/w-d-xo.html Women tend to be a little more emotive
The glasses only work if you already see color. For some colorblind people their are wavelengths that trigger two cones. That confuses the brain and these glasses block those wavelengths.
@@MrTheedarkhorse The glasses prevent two cones from being triggered. They block certain wavelengths in people who have cones that get triggered by wavelengths that should not trigger them. With some colorblind people there is overlap of triggering.
So nice friends to buy those glasses. Never get bored of seing colourblind people see colours. Sort of wonder if they use those glasses every day or just from time to time. Soon it's a choice in normal glasses , too and lenses, everything develops more and more. Probably exist already but very expensive I would guess. 😘
It's so amazing to me that they get so emotional seeing a brand new color for the first time. Obviously being color blind is detrimental and I wish no one had to go through it but I do wish I could experience seeing a new color for the first time
The technology we have today is amazing, and just imagine how the past generation could and possibly would have made such a difference if they had access to things like these amazing glasses, modern hearing implants, and so many other contributions to our lives.
Because you have to see color for them to work. They block certain wavelengths that trigger two kinds of cones. Then the person only has one cone react for each wavelength that gets through the glasses.
well i agree that they are a great invention and like most inventions, done by accident, but changing people's perception of color? Most these days give Nobel prizes for discoveries, not inventions. The glasses are a great invention, but i don't think the maker "discovered" anything, which usually is a high priority for the Nobel prize. If he had discovered what causes color blindness and how to fix it, now THAT would be Nobel prize material. Adapting glasses to act as a prism, like other prisms? An invention, not a discovery.
@@DarkKnightTrinity That's what I have heard. Most people still have all three cones just that the red or green cones get activated at the wrong times. However, I feel really sorry for the people who are missing cones. Currently right now we don't have anything we can do to help them. Also, from reading about them it mostly blocks out the overlaps in the colors. So from what I do understand as long as you have all three cones they should work for you.
I don't fully understand the timeline here? The first part she looked through the glasses outside and cried, it was really beautiful actually. The 2nd half, she's inside doing it again? What happened there? A new person tried them on? And some guy was talking about some 'camp', but she's not a kid, what camping trip? With her family? I'm sure all of this has an easy explanation, plus I'm a bit tired at the moment, but what happened again?
Kim Land I'll do my best to explain! She used them for the first time outside. They were not hers. She was borrowing them. She either is at a teen camp or she's a volunteer camp counselor. (The gentleman mentioned "other volunteers" in the second clip so she probably is a volunteer) The second clip is where the camp faculty bought her a pair of her own colorblind glasses. Hence why she said "I missed color". In summary, in the first clip she borrowed the glasses and saw color for the first time and in the second clip she was gifted a pair of her own. I hope this helps!! :)
Put on glasses and cry, then lift up in disbelief. These videos are all the same and they all smash my tear ducts!!! I couldn't even imagine the sensory overload of seeing colors for the first time however long that might be, it's just amazing for these people.
Any Enchroma videos of women's reaction are priceless because their is only one female to every two hundred males. Also the back story on how these glasses came to be is fascinating. it involves a (laser scientist) an (engineer) a handful of surgeons who were stealing the glasses) and a game of Frisbee. It would make a great documentary.
I'd be interested in the story behind them. I did find out the reason it is so much more common in men is because the genetic trait for colorblindness is carried on the X chromosome. Women have two of them so to be colorblind they need BOTH their X chromosomes to have that, like a colorblind dad and a mom who at least carries the trait. But men only have one X chromosome, so if their mother gives them one of those X chromosomes, then they could be colorblind. (fathers supply the Y chromosome to their son, and the X chromosome to their daughters) I wonder if something similar happens with male pattern baldness. It's either on the Y chromosome, or the X chromosome from the mother. After seeing several generations of men in my relatives I tend to think it's on the Y chromosome.
i agree i like the backstory. For those who don't know the story, the engineer made himself some sunglasses to use while out at the park, a friend of his who was colorblind tried them on and noticed the orange traffic cones in the street. They realized that they made basically glasses that let colorblind people see colors to an extent. Then they went on experimenting and developing the glasses to what we have today.. Some other stuff i didn't note but thats the basis of how the glasses got started.
My late father in-law was color blind, how I wish I could have gotten him a pair of these glasses so that he would have been able to see color before he died
These people do understand that colorblindness isn't black and white, right? We still see 'real' colors. They're just not quite as vibrant and unique as the colors y'all non colorblind people see.
Yeah they are like colour filters in video game, so artificial and uncomfortable to look that you resort to mod and reshade to remove and beautify the game. Here that thing is as real as you can get, just imagine the excitement to finally see the saturated beauty known as real world with colours.
@@FrancisPowers-ks3qg If you see the world in black and white then these glasses simply wouldn't work for you, I agree the title is very misleading and is part of the reason why colour blinding is perceived incorrectly, you of all people should be like me trying to correct the video poster and address that ignorance he clearly has unless it was done intentionally as clickbait and if so he is part of the problem why your condition is so often misunderstood.
apparently it says in the instructions, i don't know i saw it in another vid, they should ask what color they see before and after i thought it was very annoying at first but apparently they suppose to be asking
because color blindness is on the X chromosome. Since men only have one of those they are more likely to be affected. They get it from their mother. Even if she isn't affected. But a female who is colorblind had to have BOTH of her X chromosomes from both parents carry that trait.
I can’t stop feeling sad about the people that try on their friends/family’s enchroma glasses and see’s color but then they have to give the glasses back,especially if they cannot afford a pair. Because imagine seeing the world as it truly is then having to go back to you’re dull reality.
Mikael Murstam i have problems seeing purple and blue... they’re the same color to me. most colorblind glasses are made for people who are red-green colorblind.
@@emmakelly5703 You can do a test on their website and get specific glasses for any of the three main types of colourblindness. It's true they don't work for everyone, but they do work for the vast majority. You'll never know until you try.
When a blind man can suddenly see black and white images clearly this will be his ultra happiness. But when he starts to see colour, it will be his extreme happiness. He may not survive when his heart have to cope up with his high and fast blood pumping pressure.
well, as technology advances they will probably develop of course naturally the next phase would be color-blind contacts which act like the glasses, and who knows maybe iris implants that could put such "contacts" directly into your iris. Small steps..
The balloon's are a good idea, But for people who have never seen colour, An idea would be write the colour on to the balloons, So that they know what they are looking at.
i thought it was a lil cruel allowing her to "try" a pair and then taking them back after she was so emotional after seeing color for the 1st time , but so happy she got her own pair in the end
FAKE VIEWS ! My hypothesis is that EnChroma glasses actually just spray onion juice in your eyes . . . the really weird thing is, I'm not even wearing them ! ;-) BUTT, cereally, love these videos that remind us of just one of 100 SUPER POWERS that we all have, and take for granted every day. "Life is Sad AND Beautiful" - Puddles Pity Party.
We still see red. In specific types of color blindness, it's simply not as vibrant, and can blend with a couple other colors like brown, pink, orange, etc. It amazes me that so many people think color blindness is literally seeing in black and white. I'm not even sure such a colorblindness exists.
I'm curious, if I were color-blind from birth, then how would I know that I'm color-blind?? (I'm not.) I know of color tests and other means of determining the fact of color blindness, but if I never had a test, the world would be natural to me at the colors that I see, would it not?? Again I am just being curious, can anybody, that is color blind, comment on this?
If your color blindness is minor, it may never have come up in conversation. Have you ever disagreed with someone on exactly what color something is? Odds are one of you is colorblind -- probably not you, if you've been tested. Red/green colorblindness, the most common kind, tends to come up more since red is used for many things (stoplights, stop signs, some fire trucks, flashing warning lights, etc) and nature is rich with many greens.
@@adcyuumi I understand what you're saying, but, If I had been seeing the world of color one way since birth, would that not be the same as seeing color? As in, if you say the grass is green, and I see brown, but I will say "Yes it is." Can a color blind person see gradient colors? -- Please don't think I am being obtruse, the question is; what is to say that my red is the same red as your red? /// all just questions, I am NOT trying to start an arguement ///
Try picking strawberries or raspberries with someone that has good color vision. If they ask why you miss so many berries then you are probably red green colorblind.
@@stephenolan5539 I can see that as a test, albeit an old test. My question stands, if I see color in a different light, or with different receptors, I could be color blind because I see different colors THAT HAVE BEEN NAMED TO ME AS "TRUE" COLORS, but to me green would be brown, blue-purple-black would all be one color. Or variations thereof. I could go on with the color switch but you understand. ----- Here is the thing, all my life certain colors have been pointed out as "pretty or puke or good or bad" and I have agreed with the assessment, as human nature will. But who is to say that my red is the same as yours, that my green is the same hue that you see, that all humans see the same thing, colorwise? ---- again I am not trying to start an arguement, just words for thought!
@@jeffreyharville1918 Try this on for size violet is the only non spectrum color that humans can see. Birds can see more non spectrum colors. And also think about taste. A lot of people cannot taste everything in brussel sprouts. No one would eat them I they could taste them. There are substances that only some people can taste and others can't.
Aww that unicorn looked amazing to me too. And i'm not colorblind. Great choice of prop. More female enchroma vids here th-cam.com/video/OuDBRAC76Eo/w-d-xo.html
yea thats a big thing i see in these videos. To them green is just green, or forms of green/yellow/white. They can't see the huge variety of greens in grass, or trees. Also a big one is not knowing what purple and orange are (due to not being able to see reds as a primary color).
People don't really know the problems sight challenged people have to go through. For instance Helen Keller burnt her fingers trying to read a waffle iron.
I love science and technology that enables these moments to happen.
Many ppl invested money to start the business...
No matter how many of these videos I watch, I still choke up at the reactions. ♥️♥️♥️
Me too.
Jason, this is awesome. What an amazing experience for everyone involved. What I took out of this was that the beauty of the world isn't just in it's colors but in the acts of kindness that we can all share with those around us.
Congratulations, Nyah!
It's amazing the things we take for granted.
Facts
Beautiful eyes get to see beautiful colors. I'm happy for her.
YOU HAVE TO SUPPLY TISSUES WITH ALL CHROMA GLASSES !
for real lol
And extras for the witnesses x-x
And then ship them worldwide for the viewers who randomly stumble upon these ;_;
Write a warning next time! We gotta supply ourselves with tissues or just anything that work!!
Yes forreal
Absolutely Agree!!🤓😂👍
I keep looking for these videos and always have tissues with me. Because it gets me every time.
This is what I expect to happen to all of us once we get back out original abilities. We’re all gonna cry because we will be able to see hear snd feel much more than we do now!
My first child, I first found out that he was color blind when he was 7 years old. When I heard that there were glasses for color blind people, I tried to set aside funds to buy them color blind glasses. Now he is 26 years old, yet I still can't afford to buy him. Even after I am getting older now, I no longer have a job after an accident in 2011 ... I am really happy to see her can have glasses for color blindness .... God bless you all....
No one should set aside money for these. They should be covered by insurance. Hope you were able to get these for your son
@@zendog8888 work with Health Insurance for the Whole 23 years. not in our country, NO coverage for color blind, .........even aku menanti old/used colorblind glasses..
@@zendog8888 I have no job anymore, because my backbone accident in 2013, now have no revenue, nor any health insurence
@@adhbadoang1086 I'm sorry you have to go through that. That is ridiculous. I'm sure they wouldn't cover it because it's considered "cosmetic" like they did when I got Lasik. But how is making your vision cosmetic? You are improving your quality of life. Not your looks. Our health care system is crap.
@@zendog8888 agreed
Color blind people seem to be the most likeable humble people...there's something addictive about watching someone overjoyed with happiness
I love the part where you were behind her while she looked at the sunset...so we can see the beauty she is experiencing. Can't imagine just getting to see colors for a short time and having to wait to get a pair of your own! So happy for Nyah, this is the first colorblind girl video I've seen! A sweet young lady!
Yea youtube hasnt recommended female enchroma vids to me but they're out there
th-cam.com/video/OuDBRAC76Eo/w-d-xo.html
Women tend to be a little more emotive
The glasses only work if you already see color.
For some colorblind people their are wavelengths that trigger two cones. That confuses the brain and these glasses block those wavelengths.
@@stephenolan5539 They all trigger 2 cones? Can you please clarify?
@@MrTheedarkhorse
The glasses prevent two cones from being triggered. They block certain wavelengths in people who have cones that get triggered by wavelengths that should not trigger them.
With some colorblind people there is overlap of triggering.
@@stephenolan5539 Oh so they have cones that overwrite the correct cones? And the glasses overwrite those?
They ALWAYS cry in these vids, even the men, this my new favorite thing to watch XD
search 'cochlear implant'
people hearing (or hearing better) for the first time which brings the tears!
Nyah seems really sweet, what a kind gift to give to her. Thanks for sharing the video with us all :)
That's always a joy to watch.
It’s absolutely amazing 😉 to see their beautiful reaction. God Bless
Beautiful girl finally gets to see beauty.
Stop simping dude its a cute video
Francisco Jordán Now calling someone beautiful is simping bruh
Creep
I was thinking the same, and couldn't have said it better, Jr55. Screw those other guys.
@@bman342a male chauvinist
I just love it when people see color for the first time. Real color
I cannot imagine seeing reds as browns and then seeing the true red. What a miracle these glasses are. Best of luck to all!
Nah, just science.
@@dtiydr "SCIENCE!" lol
@@purselmer5931 True but I just didn't want to rub it in your face with all in capital.
@@dtiydr Now you've made me laugh twice today, thanks friend! LOL
@@purselmer5931 You are most welcome! LOL! xD
God bless her and everyone involved. Beautiful!
Yeah somebody got this beautiful girl glasses...it would have been sad to see color then lose it again..what wonderful friends.
So nice friends to buy those glasses. Never get bored of seing colourblind people see colours. Sort of wonder if they use those glasses every day or just from time to time. Soon it's a choice in normal glasses , too and lenses, everything develops more and more. Probably exist already but very expensive I would guess. 😘
The glasses only work for people that see color.
They don't work if you do not already see color.
It's so amazing to me that they get so emotional seeing a brand new color for the first time. Obviously being color blind is detrimental and I wish no one had to go through it but I do wish I could experience seeing a new color for the first time
Glad they finally bought her a pair. I was yelling "Just take my money already!!" watching the first part.
There are other areas of life where we all have a kind of blindness, that if were revealed to us, we'd be moved to tears.
Really great stuff!
Good for her. Some of the things we take for granted.
Beautiful, the things we take for granted!
The technology we have today is amazing, and just imagine how the past generation could and possibly would have made such a difference if they had access to things like these amazing glasses, modern hearing implants, and so many other contributions to our lives.
The glasses only work if you already see color. For some people some wavelengths trigger two types of cones. These glasses block those wavelengths.
She's a pretty baby doll too.
Thank you for giving the gift of sight♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♾♾♾😭
How has the inventor of these not won a Nobel Prize
Because you have to see color for them to work. They block certain wavelengths that trigger two kinds of cones. Then the person only has one cone react for each wavelength that gets through the glasses.
well i agree that they are a great invention and like most inventions, done by accident, but changing people's perception of color? Most these days give Nobel prizes for discoveries, not inventions. The glasses are a great invention, but i don't think the maker "discovered" anything, which usually is a high priority for the Nobel prize. If he had discovered what causes color blindness and how to fix it, now THAT would be Nobel prize material. Adapting glasses to act as a prism, like other prisms? An invention, not a discovery.
"Wait doesn't it matter what type of color bli-.."
"It takes 15 minutes."
lolokay
Right? 😂 They must have known she was the same type before hand, I hope.
@@angelamitchinson8439 Red/Green is exceptionally common compared to the other forms.
@@DarkKnightTrinity That's what I have heard. Most people still have all three cones just that the red or green cones get activated at the wrong times. However, I feel really sorry for the people who are missing cones. Currently right now we don't have anything we can do to help them. Also, from reading about them it mostly blocks out the overlaps in the colors. So from what I do understand as long as you have all three cones they should work for you.
I don't fully understand the timeline here?
The first part she looked through the glasses outside and cried, it was really beautiful actually.
The 2nd half, she's inside doing it again? What happened there? A new person tried them on?
And some guy was talking about some 'camp', but she's not a kid, what camping trip? With her family?
I'm sure all of this has an easy explanation, plus I'm a bit tired at the moment, but what happened again?
Kim Land
I'll do my best to explain!
She used them for the first time outside. They were not hers. She was borrowing them.
She either is at a teen camp or she's a volunteer camp counselor. (The gentleman mentioned "other volunteers" in the second clip so she probably is a volunteer)
The second clip is where the camp faculty bought her a pair of her own colorblind glasses. Hence why she said "I missed color".
In summary, in the first clip she borrowed the glasses and saw color for the first time and in the second clip she was gifted a pair of her own.
I hope this helps!! :)
@@ladylavender8847 Thank you
@rustybuttpate ok thanks. A church group? Poor kid.
Put on glasses and cry, then lift up in disbelief.
These videos are all the same and they all smash my tear ducts!!!
I couldn't even imagine the sensory overload of seeing colors for the first time however long that might be, it's just amazing for these people.
The glasses only work for people that see colors. If you do not already see colors these glasses don't work.
Don't have to ask if they work when she burst into tears. I'm so happy for them. Merry Be
At 2:00 I was like, "OOOH, Pizza."
Any Enchroma videos of women's reaction are priceless because their is only one female to every two hundred males. Also the back story on how these glasses came to be is fascinating. it involves a (laser scientist) an (engineer) a handful of surgeons who were stealing the glasses) and a game of Frisbee. It would make a great documentary.
I'd be interested in the story behind them. I did find out the reason it is so much more common in men is because the genetic trait for colorblindness is carried on the X chromosome. Women have two of them so to be colorblind they need BOTH their X chromosomes to have that, like a colorblind dad and a mom who at least carries the trait.
But men only have one X chromosome, so if their mother gives them one of those X chromosomes, then they could be colorblind. (fathers supply the Y chromosome to their son, and the X chromosome to their daughters)
I wonder if something similar happens with male pattern baldness. It's either on the Y chromosome, or the X chromosome from the mother. After seeing several generations of men in my relatives I tend to think it's on the Y chromosome.
i agree i like the backstory. For those who don't know the story, the engineer made himself some sunglasses to use while out at the park, a friend of his who was colorblind tried them on and noticed the orange traffic cones in the street. They realized that they made basically glasses that let colorblind people see colors to an extent. Then they went on experimenting and developing the glasses to what we have today.. Some other stuff i didn't note but thats the basis of how the glasses got started.
We can be happy together! I've learnt about cilorblind only now! I didn't know this could happen! So unfair!! I'm so happy! ♥️
Never quite got this - yes the glasses are expensive but if you needed a wheelchair you get one. Everyone deserves to see colour.
You have to already see color for these to work.
They block wavelengths that trigger two types of cones in some people.
Japanese people be like: why is her name "meow?"
LMFAO! I see what u did there
This is Amazing
Our natural world is just beautiful.
Come on, somebody hug that kid.
That’s awesome!!!
Omg she’s so gorgeous 😍
Beautiful.
Her name reminds me of American dad tv show where roger went around chasing hailey yelling NYAH
she's cute ♥
My late father in-law was color blind, how I wish I could have gotten him a pair of these glasses so that he would have been able to see color before he died
These people do understand that colorblindness isn't black and white, right? We still see 'real' colors. They're just not quite as vibrant and unique as the colors y'all non colorblind people see.
What most people call color blindness is best described as color deficiency
Yeah they are like colour filters in video game, so artificial and uncomfortable to look that you resort to mod and reshade to remove and beautify the game. Here that thing is as real as you can get, just imagine the excitement to finally see the saturated beauty known as real world with colours.
@@FrancisPowers-ks3qg If you see the world in black and white then these glasses simply wouldn't work for you, I agree the title is very misleading and is part of the reason why colour blinding is perceived incorrectly, you of all people should be like me trying to correct the video poster and address that ignorance he clearly has unless it was done intentionally as clickbait and if so he is part of the problem why your condition is so often misunderstood.
Depends on the type of colorblindness
apparently it says in the instructions, i don't know i saw it in another vid, they should ask what color they see before and after
i thought it was very annoying at first but apparently they suppose to be asking
So fkn amazing. TAKE NOTHING FOR GRANTED
So happy for her. But I wonder what would happen if a dog tried them on.
Try asking the dog to tell you what it sees. 😂😂😂😂
If nothing else, he would look cool.
😂
Dogs have cones only for blue and yellow, according to our Veterinarian.
I love These videos. We take só múch for granted.
Its unusual for a female to be colour blind
because color blindness is on the X chromosome. Since men only have one of those they are more likely to be affected. They get it from their mother. Even if she isn't affected.
But a female who is colorblind had to have BOTH of her X chromosomes from both parents carry that trait.
@@recoveringsoul755 oh , really. Learned something new .Thanks 🌬💛
Is this available in India?What will be the cost ?
So did they work?!!!
What a cutie ! Congrats to her.
It's kinda like going from black and white TV to color television.
It's like being touched by a gift from good.
If you mean God. Use a capital G please
"Nyah" sounds like the noise a child would make if it threw something heavy....
And hear I thought only low life's put comments out like that. Well I'm kinda right. You're forgiven
@@martymcmannis8662 Comments like what? Are you stupid?
If I was her I would cry my eyes out
She must really like unicorns.
I can’t stop feeling sad about the people that try on their friends/family’s enchroma glasses and see’s color but then they have to give the glasses back,especially if they cannot afford a pair. Because imagine seeing the world as it truly is then having to go back to you’re dull reality.
im a girl and im slightly colorblind but ive always thought that colorblind glasses wont work on me but ive never tried them
why have you assumed that?
Mikael Murstam i have problems seeing purple and blue... they’re the same color to me. most colorblind glasses are made for people who are red-green colorblind.
@@emmakelly5703 You can do a test on their website and get specific glasses for any of the three main types of colourblindness. It's true they don't work for everyone, but they do work for the vast majority. You'll never know until you try.
I can only imagine all of the colorblind people throughout history who missed out on Enchroma color glasses.
I thought she would be more fascinated by the colours of people
When a blind man can suddenly see black and white images clearly this will be his ultra happiness. But when he starts to see colour, it will be his extreme happiness. He may not survive when his heart have to cope up with his high and fast blood pumping pressure.
Love it
What a sweet kid
Happy for you
imagine being colour blind and the first thing you see in colour is a unicorn...
She'll be saying, "I don't care if they are sunglasses. I'm wearing them inside too!"
I wish there was a surgical procedure available. It would help my husband keep his job.
well, as technology advances they will probably develop of course naturally the next phase would be color-blind contacts which act like the glasses, and who knows maybe iris implants that could put such "contacts" directly into your iris. Small steps..
The balloon's are a good idea,
But for people who have never seen colour,
An idea would be write the colour on to the balloons,
So that they know what they are looking at.
This made my heart drop
Oh baby !
i thought it was a lil cruel allowing her to "try" a pair and then taking them back after she was so emotional after seeing color for the 1st time , but so happy she got her own pair in the end
Cheaper to demo a pair than spend the $350 and hope for the best.
Sweet young lady
It’s amazing how colourblindness only effects men
IT IS PHYSICALLY IMPOSSIBLE FOR A WOMAN TO BE COLOUR BLIND
Yes and they don't fart either, ever.
FAKE VIEWS ! My hypothesis is that EnChroma glasses actually just spray onion juice in your eyes . . . the really weird thing is, I'm not even wearing them ! ;-) BUTT, cereally, love these videos that remind us of just one of 100 SUPER POWERS that we all have, and take for granted every day. "Life is Sad AND Beautiful" - Puddles Pity Party.
Can't say anything nice, don't say anything at all. You are forgiven
@@martymcmannis8662 amazon and apple are both selling "sense of humour" apps. . . . we'll wait for you. B-)
❤️
It may take up to 1,5 seconds before the effect is noticed... :)
She didtn say thanks for the gift ? lol ... or did i miss that somehow ? :P
She do be wearing sun glasses at night
how do they know red if they havent seen red?
We still see red. In specific types of color blindness, it's simply not as vibrant, and can blend with a couple other colors like brown, pink, orange, etc. It amazes me that so many people think color blindness is literally seeing in black and white. I'm not even sure such a colorblindness exists.
Now can me make stevie wonder see cmon man
See the girl with the braids ??? She was not happy at all !! lol
I'm curious, if I were color-blind from birth, then how would I know that I'm color-blind?? (I'm not.) I know of color tests and other means of determining the fact of color blindness, but if I never had a test, the world would be natural to me at the colors that I see, would it not?? Again I am just being curious, can anybody, that is color blind, comment on this?
If your color blindness is minor, it may never have come up in conversation. Have you ever disagreed with someone on exactly what color something is? Odds are one of you is colorblind -- probably not you, if you've been tested. Red/green colorblindness, the most common kind, tends to come up more since red is used for many things (stoplights, stop signs, some fire trucks, flashing warning lights, etc) and nature is rich with many greens.
@@adcyuumi I understand what you're saying, but, If I had been seeing the world of color one way since birth, would that not be the same as seeing color? As in, if you say the grass is green, and I see brown, but I will say "Yes it is." Can a color blind person see gradient colors? -- Please don't think I am being obtruse, the question is; what is to say that my red is the same red as your red? /// all just questions, I am NOT trying to start an arguement ///
Try picking strawberries or raspberries with someone that has good color vision. If they ask why you miss so many berries then you are probably red green colorblind.
@@stephenolan5539 I can see that as a test, albeit an old test. My question stands, if I see color in a different light, or with different receptors, I could be color blind because I see different colors THAT HAVE BEEN NAMED TO ME AS "TRUE" COLORS, but to me green would be brown, blue-purple-black would all be one color. Or variations thereof. I could go on with the color switch but you understand. ----- Here is the thing, all my life certain colors have been pointed out as "pretty or puke or good or bad" and I have agreed with the assessment, as human nature will. But who is to say that my red is the same as yours, that my green is the same hue that you see, that all humans see the same thing, colorwise? ---- again I am not trying to start an arguement, just words for thought!
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Try this on for size violet is the only non spectrum color that humans can see. Birds can see more non spectrum colors.
And also think about taste. A lot of people cannot taste everything in brussel sprouts. No one would eat them I they could taste them.
There are substances that only some people can taste and others can't.
Aww that unicorn looked amazing to me too. And i'm not colorblind.
Great choice of prop.
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"LOOK AT THE GRASS!!"
yea thats a big thing i see in these videos. To them green is just green, or forms of green/yellow/white. They can't see the huge variety of greens in grass, or trees. Also a big one is not knowing what purple and orange are (due to not being able to see reds as a primary color).
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So why do they bring these people to single color environments for the reveal?
Jesus helped people develop this to help others to see the earth . Praise Jesus!
Emotional harm glasses would be nice
Colorblind females are very rare.
everyone in this video is 7 months pregnant except the girl....
it takes up to 15 minutes to see certain colors?! that is bizarre.
Ah yes, the "I must appear to be cool at all costs" phase of adolescence. Don't miss that phase at all lol
ONE NAME. AND TO VIDEO'S ?. BOTH THE SAME GIRL ?
Why tell him what they are? Just handle them to him and wait for his reaction!
I paused at 1:01, and became a 5 year old.
I told myself i wont cry this time.... smh
People don't really know the problems sight challenged people have to go through. For instance Helen Keller burnt her fingers trying to read a waffle iron.
Sometimes people who lose their site would understand hope you don't lose your site.You are forgiven