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Since eye color is determined by chemical and structural differences in the eye, it seems logical that different eye colors see the world in different ways.
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My 2-months vacations start in January. I don't want to waste 2 months of that with school. So, is it gonna be availabe by then?
2 months of “unlimited” ..
SciShow since we are on this topic, can we talk about AMD and how to prevent it? Like on Windows 10, or smartphone application (LG v30 comfort view) blue filter setting maybe or may not be helpful (is it really helpful)? Everyone everywhere only speak of electronic devices affecting the circadian rhythm, but not much about AMD. Are all us post baby boomers going blind ~20, 30 years from now? 😱
BTW, can prescription glasses (near/farsightedness) block uv to help slow cornea degeneration?
Yes, but you have to put your credit card. Sorry, but no.
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I have brown eyes and never had problems seeing the chalkboard in school. I was a very good pupil.
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Ayyyyyyyyyy
Master Therion 👏🏻 I applause you, good sir.
That comment required foresight, see to it you keep those coming. You certainly have vision.
So, basically nothing was concluded. Save yourself 4 minutes.
Yeah, the takeaway is that there's no evidence for the title.
Well, I learned that light coloured eyes have some thingy inside them destroyed more easily, so people with those colours of eyes has to eat more lettuce in order to strengthen the thingy. I'm going to have a blast at lunch hour tomorrow at work.
Thx
Thanks to you, saved
wrr
Smoking carrots has helped me see better.
lmao nice
Dank Hank , try a Camberwell carrot.
👌👌👌
Maybe I should try that
Your profile tells us the story
my muscular eyes see better that's for sure.
But do your eyes even lift, bro?
Nope Nope yes THEY do ! dont you see (not intended) ? its muscle hank!
Nope Nope The only thing he lifts is his fingers for Photoshop.
Oh my....
You flex your eyes out
But the light goes through the pupil, the black hole in center, not through the colored area so it doesn't change anything related to light sensibility?
The iris manages how much light gets into the pupil by constricting and dilating in reaction to light, so its colour will affect how much light it lets into the pupil in any particular situation.
@@compulsiverambler1352 But there is not relation between how something reflect the light and how it's transparent, a light thing can be totally opaque (and a dark one can be a bit transparent). So the color also goes with the transparency?
Who eles got brown eyes and glasses ✋
Me
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I have super dark eyes and my eye doctors say i have extremley perfect visión and i have never in my life had problems with my eye vision
Same here I got extremely dark eyes
Same. brown is so boring tho!! y’s it gotta be this way lol
I have hazel
@@purpleXpotion that's right brown eyes are boring. I have brown eyes. My three dogs have brown eyes. I guess we got a bad break.🙈
@@joeadler5379 You are impossible. Be happy that you are not blind.
I have green eyes. So that means...I have green eyes.
Main Street Boxer Great, now we can have green eyes together.
Main Street Boxer This survey has confirmed my hypothesis that there are at least 2 people in the world with green eyes.
noobnoobyify Nobel Prize is almost yours😁
I have green eyes too.Originally,they were blue,but now they,re a somewhat dark green color,my friend.Anyway,merci beaucoup,Mon ami,and God bless you.
**jealous**
I haven't watched the video yet, but as a brown eyed person myself with glasses, I can say no
Dank Matter me too
lmao i thought the same thing
Dank Matter agreed! My vision is horrible n i have dark brown eyes
Same I cannot even drive at night
General populations, that's worded so bad hahaa, that sounds like doing a study of a prison 😋
I have brown eyes, I have absolutely no issue distinguishing colors, even did some online test for that and I got a perfect score for separating colors.
I'm a night owl so I'm actually more used to dim light.
For this one it sounds like there's a lot more to it in a person to person basis which is not related to eye color.
I have eyes that are as black as night and did a real life professional test and I also had perfect color discrimination.
Same here. Honestly, I can't help but wonder if the reflex test isn't perhaps correlated to the races typically associated with those eye colors. Minority races-such as Asian, Hispanic, Middle-Eastern, and Black-may be more likely to experience environments growing up that would make faster reflexes more of a necessity. Whether it be parenting styles or socio-economic status, it's also a plausible variable, y'know?
I have brown eyes and am as blind as a bat haha
I have silver eyes hohohoho
Having brown eyes: HAHAHAHA, no. I absolutely cannot stand seeing anything remotely bright.
Andreas Aristokrates that's probably because... Uh.... You don't go out 👍
more likely, this is a result of a chronic inflammation around the eye
I've got v dark brown eyes, go out when I can (disabled, not computer-bound) and my lousy myopic eyes (been so since I was 16) are v sensitive to light to the point where I have to have prescription sunglasses and tinted "ordinary" glasses. Barring the odd bout of conjunctivitis, I have never had medical problems with them. My light-hazel-eyed daughter didn't need glasses till she was last 25. She doesn't need them often (and she spends most of each day outside). Go figure!
photosensitivity could be a sign of a health problem. i have it from SLE lupus. get your eyes & overall health checked up, bruh
vampires dont count
As a brown eyed person with terrible vision...I'm definitely skeptical of this XD
There are people with different eye colors in the same condition as you so it's obvious that your terrible vision has nothing to do with your eye color.
Mimou Chiron
True, but that doesn't exactly contradict his point, if anything it adds to it.
Either eye color doesn't really matter, or it means those of use with brown or darker eyes and bad eyesight have proportionately worse vision for it to be the same. Personally, I'd go with the former.
Hazel eyes with a prescription of -4.00 and -3.75 🤠
I have green eyes, my partner has brown eyes, and I always need to wear sunnies where he hardly ever seems to need sunnies. This explains why!
I have brown eyes and I have to say that one of the only things I love about myself is my eyesight. Everyone in my class uses glasses and I can see perfectly! Although I'd love to wear glasses just for looks but I don't want to be a hipster. lol
I have brown eyes and I've been wearing glasses since childhood. And no you won't look like a hipster because there's different frames and sometimes the frame you want may not be for your face lol. But we blind folks do get a bit uptight when people only want to wear glasses just because, because we wish we didn't need to rely on some glass attached to a wire around our face to see 😭
You have no idea how sad it is for us to not be able to see without a set of wires and lenses on our face. Lose your little pair of glasses and you lose your ability to see. You are effectively blind until you can find them again. You have to become daredevil to do ordinary things without them. I'd kill to not need glasses to see so count your blessings.
I'm 55 & I've always had perfect eyesight😳👁👁! I love my naked eyes😍, and my beautiful wife got her first glasses 6 months ago. She & our oldest daughter both have glasses (they both look super-cute with them), and me & our youngest daughter have never had or needed glasses!🤩👀
As an avid user of brown eyes I'm gonna go on a limb and say no
I would say no because eyesight mostly determined by the cells that process the light around us.
What?! Am I the only dark-eyed person that can actually see here?
Azure Ablaze dkfifisosoekmt
yes
Seems like it
bro I can't see with my dark brown eyes that why I'm commenting in the sun
I used to be able to see.... until I started GOING BLIND
The eye is like a camera, iris aperture, eye shape, lens quality and flexibility.
Well I have brown eyes and I have to wear glasses. And I hate wearing glasses! I wish I can wear contacts.
Dark brown eyes to be more specific
sigh
You can wear contacts, you just won't like it, like you said
Elisa Abernathy same
Elisa Abernathy how come you can’t wear contacts?
I have brown eyes but blue eyes are the best to look at and admire, structural wonders, especially when a certain set of eyes are as magical as stars with a tropical sapphire colour. Infinite timeless, dreamy beauty 😊
I have heterochromia, one eye is brown, one is blue. I really don't notice any difference between the two.
So cool
I’m lucky to have dark brown eyes! 🤘
Same
his head is so... round
Hunter Rodrigez LMAOOOO this is exactly what I was thinking!
I'm round too, earthling
Hunter Rodrigez unlike the earth
Head shaped like Tin Tin
i wanna roll it around
How ironic, got brown eyes and colour blindness
Andrea Colapinto do you mean... eyeronic
Gwendolyn my profile pic is my reaction to your comment
That was a terrible pun, and I love you for it.
Eddie the Head don't you mean "eye" Love you for it
I have very light blue eyes and I have a hard time in daylight without sunglasses. It's just too painful to go outside in sunlight without them. Also, I see really good in the dark, I can read in light my parents can't.
*"EYE SEE WHAT YOU DID THERE.."*
*Fine, i'll just study and be a good PUPIL!*
69 nice
i can confirm i see color with high clarity, and i see better in low dim or close to no light things are pretty clear enough to function using sight where most would not be Able. i have better reaction time than most like cat but it almost feels like my sight lags me the most than other senses for those skills, like the end of Dodgeball movie :3 apparently blue eye's recognize patters better which seems to be true though thats a correlation obviously unlikely a causation effect.
I have brown eyes, I see terribly in the dark.
There. Evidence.
Anecdotal evidence.
I have blue eyes and _eye_ can see pretty good in the dark :D Even more evidence
Brown eyes and I'm extremely photo sensitive, and my visibility drop on very bright conditions.
While I have incredible night vision. Can move perfectly in the dark where others struggle or can't even see. I do have multiple conditions so I'm aware I'm a different case.
Stray216
I have sea blue eyes and I can’t see in the dark lol, i can see on the outside of my vision but not in the middle
accordding to science studies brown eyes are more known to have night blindness compare to the blue eyes who are more known to be able to see in the dark better.
I have dark brown eyes and am sensitive to all light- natural and especially fluorescent, so more research is definitely needed
Well, I have brown eyes and Im told I have insanely good reaction time. Sometimes I find myself catching things that I didn't even see falling
XD
It's kinda freaky and cool at the same time
I was doing a like "how it feels to be drunk" in dare class and everyone failed to catch the ball and i was able to catch it
Same for me but I have green eyes though
I was asked to participate in an experiment in college because my eyes are what they call "ice blue." (they paid me $150).
They put me and a few other students (various eye color) in a room in which they would dim the lights little by little and have us to identify pictures pasted on carboard.
I got all 10....most only got 5 or 6.
They also said I have "pilot" vision....later testing me for another $150 and said that I have 20/13 vision. According to them I see everything in High Definition.
Fasinated with my eyesight, they paid me another $150 to do an experiment in which they showed me an array of colors with minor variants. I was able to tell a difference (darker, lighter, tint, hue, etc.)
Scientist long time ago have confirmed blue eyes can see better in the dark.
Europe used to be covered by dense forests, so seeing in the dark better was a huge advantage.
Shakalkg you do realize that blue eyes is a fairly new human trait that didn’t even exist until a few thousand years ago right? That’s not enough time for a tiny mutation with almost no effect on sight to become popular in a community.
SirAwesomeness7 "A few hundred years ago", more like a few thousand, but ok.
@@sirawesomeness7543 apparently it was enough though
@@sirawesomeness7543blue eyes are much older then you think according to scientific findings they know believe that blue eyes stems from neanderthals which populated Europe and their where ancient documents of whole tribes in Europe that where known to have blue eyes, scientists believed blue eyes gave early man such as neanderthals better advantages when it came to living in caves because caves where dark places and blue eyes helped them see better in the dark and it's true blue eyes people can navigate the dark really well as I have blue eyes and me and my blue eye friends where able to navigate dark caves with little to no light yet my brown eye friends couldn't even see to get around with out using flashlights.
The pain of living in New England where it snows a ton while having blue eyes is so real. It’s like taking a video on your phone but the flash is on and is directly inside your eye sockets 🥲💔 I’ll have to stare at my feet because it’s not like i can look up either, the sun is there waitin’ to blind me too 🗿
I have blue eyes. My sight isn't as good as it used to be but still a hell of a lot better than most people. I concur on the whole overwhelmingly bright days when the sun is out, but I have excellent night vision, no problems seeing by star light alone out in the sticks where I live.
I am 55 with blue eyes , my sight is still great❤ no readers either
I have blue eyes and i have 20/20 vision my whole life i was told by eye doctors not to come bqck as my eyes are perfect in vision plus i have good night vision as well.
I have blue eyes as well and I have 20/20 vision plus I can see really good in the dark all I need is star lights/ moon light or any type of really dim light like that you'll find that has a slight glows from a TV while it's off and I'm able to see at night really well.
Having more melanin in darker eye colors does have an advantage it act like wearing sunglasses so it blocks out more light. So there is less strain on the eyes on a sunny day or being in a brightly lit room or driving down the road with bright headlights shinning in your eyes.
But having less melanin in your eyes having lighter eye colors also has an advantage. Even though bright lights can cause strain upon their eyes on the other hand they can see way better in low light conditions even in almost complete darkness being that they are not wearing sunglasses so to speak.
Where are my blue eye buddies?
Here.
Over here!
gotcha
Yo!
Storming light eyes.
I have heterochromia iridis. My left eye is completely blue, and my right eye is about 1/3 blue, 2/3 brown. My eyes definitely see colors slightly differently from one another.
My brown eyes have trash vision, need glasses to see more than 1 foot in front of me
Sat what!!
I can relate.
As a brown-eyed guy, this seems to contradict everything I’ve observed about my eyesight. Informative as always!
Light green/light grey eye squad??
This was very cool! But I have hazel eyes...so what then? Cheers!
Eye-sis
Nordic blue eyes evolved to see far distances across overcast plains bordering the glacial maximum. Green eyes is because of an ancestor with blue.
What's up with people with heterochromia?
The only reason our eye color is brown is because we have more melinin, idk if I spelled that right, but it's little tiny cells that make up your eye color, and hair color, that's why when you get older your hair stats turning white, and your eyes turn gray, the cells start disappearing, and yeah..
I have robot eye's they are mechanical, i don't have to worry but thanks SciShow!
My eyes are slightly different colors. Both are brown but one is slightly darker and the other is slightly lighter. You have to look closely to see it, but it’s there... and each of my eyes see color slightly differently. My brighter eyes see color more bright and vibrant, while my darker eye sees color slightly more muted. Again, a slight difference, but if I cover one eye, then cover the other, I can see the difference. So I know, 100%, that different color eyes see colors differently. Studies can’t show this because we can’t describe the difference in what we see, but there is in fact a difference.
I have brown eyes and have always had amazing vision. 11/10 on both eyes when i was 7 (school checked us with some fancy ass machines) I also use my computer/phone a lot. When i was 12 i had 10/10 on both eyes and now im 16 and have 11/10 on my left eye and 10/10 on my right one. Guess all that videogame playing isnt as bad on my eyes afterall. (i also eat a LOT of blueberries, idk i have heard they help with vision) In my class about 70% of kids have blue eyes and around 30% need some kind of glasses, but most dont use them. And there is only one person with brown eyes that has glasses and shes a girl.
Us hazel eyes people over here don’t know what to make of this...
I have brown eyes and my eye sight is good but also bad. Well, my right eye can see really well but my left eye is quite blurry so I wear glasses. Does that count?
ur waifu sucks eye color has nothing to do with sight. The iris itself has hardly anything to do with seeing in general
You should be wearing a 🧐 lol
Are you wearing a monocle?
my eyes can't even decide what color they are, sometimes they're vibrant green, other times they're dull blue
I have blue eyes and I have noticed through the years my eyes will adjust from lighted conditions to near pitch black conditions a little bit faster then some of my brown eyed friends. I'm not saying I can see in the dark better. It just seems to me my eyes adjust faster is all.
My guess before watching the episode: lighter coloured eyes, being more sensitive to light than darker ones, don't have poorer eyesight, but rather a harder time seeing (if that makes sense) imagine having 20/20 vision but the sun blaring in your face. We'll see these people squinting more and that gives us the illusion that they have poor eyesight when they are actually just in a state of discomfort.
I agree as I have blue eyes and have 20/20 vision but I still squint when it's very bright out side that I end up using my hair to block out the sun but I also have perfect night vision being able to see while it's basically pitch black outside or inside.
Is this some sort of urban myth or common mistake? Eye have darker eye color and didn't see this video coming.
I have brown eyes and have glasses. In my opinion, the color of your eyes doesn’t matter. It depends on the contraction of your pupils. Some have perfect vision while others don’t and need glasses. This goes for any eye color. Anyway, this video is very interesting.
(me tryna feel better about my plain, mud-coloured eyes)
Dark pigment would absorb more light away from the pupil, so from a purely physical standpoint, it would seem reasonable that people with brown/dark eyes can adjust to changes in light with less discomfort than people with light eyes, but then, our pupils also like dilate and stuff so... the difference would be limited to the span of time it takes your pupil to contract... so I imagine the differences would mostly be very minuscule and mostly break down to light sensitivity and the consequences of light exposure over time, either increasing or decreasing sensitivity, or sensitivity to different stimulus, which would seem consistent with what we see of eye health, and what's been said here.
As a person with light eyes I can tell you that I am personally very light sensitive, have good night vision, and at least perfect colour vision, but I highly doubt that can be said for even _most_ people with lighter eyes. .. except the light sensitivity bit. But I also have an autoimmune condition and am neuro-divergent. I am also still looking for a way to reliably test if I am actually a tetrachromat.
In any event, I was mostly commenting to point out that the differences would be very minimal and mostly or completely due to purely Physics more than "biology" directly, because , outside of sci show, I see far too many videos on youtube linking "eye colour" genetics to a whole bunch of neurological differences between people in a way that is not so subtly racist, and I 100% believe this video will pop up on the side bar for people trolling for those videos about eye colour and "personality/neurology/intelligence", and looking for legitimate looking videos that they can use to reinforce those ideas.... So I'm sticking this here.
I don't care what anyone says. Brown eyes > Blue eyes.
3lement2010 That's subjective
I know for every fact u can find two to disprove it, but just to throw it out there: I have black eyes to the point where a light has to b in my eye to see any brown. My eye doctor said this darkness attracts light and helps me see at night also makes my eyes more sensitive because the light is attracted to the darkness. Just a different perspective.
I have two different colored eyes (brown and green), I don't perceive a difference.
As a person with light hazel eyes (nearly green), can I pretend that the reason I stay indoors is to protect my macula? (Is there a plural of that? Maculei? LOL)
Anyone here part of the 2% of the world with green eyes?
At first, I was all like, "Well duh, darker irises absorb more UV light." Then after I wiped off the smug, I realized our lenses are kinda on both sides of that iris. Now I'm just all kinds of head-scratchy.
I see about 7 comments....
FIRST.
how about wearing a blue colored contacts when you have naturally brown eyes? will the color of the contacts change the way on how light is absorbed or reflect?
Good question but I would guess no since it's about melanin and you still have melaning under the blue eyed lenses
Wait.. was I told a lie?! NOOOO 😂
Harshil Patel its tell help us brownies have better self esteem LMAOO
Harshil Patel
Yes.
I have greyish dark hazel eyes, does that mean my eyes see better than brown or what
You are eyecist
I have blue/grey/green hazel eyes and I have extreme sensitivity to light. I see halos/starbursts from light sources, to the point where it it impairs my ability to see.
+Werevampiwolf
"blue/grey/green hazel eyes"
Do you mean that kind of weird color that's not any specific color in particular but everyone else interprets it as a different color? Because I have to deal with that too. Also hazel eyes are only hazel if they have brown in it, without the brown they're not hazel. It sucks not having a definitive color, but it does mean that any color contact (even fantasy colors) will blend in perfectly.
I also have light sensitivity to the point of my eyes being in pain when it's really bright out, but I figured that was due to staying inside. I much prefer being out at night because it's easier to see, are you the same?
How is eye colour supposed to affect how much light gets onto the retina, since the light is only supposed to go through the pupil, where there is no pigment?
I have blue eyes and glasses make em bigger so I’m really happy about my myopia
If you have taken too much philosophy and have paid attention to the ways theories of perception are connected to the concepts of truth and morality, it would be gratifying to be assured that one's ability to know the truth is neither hindered or enhanced by the color of one's eyes. Thank you Sci Show!
Your thumbnail is FREAKING ME OUT!!
It’s staring into my soul
thanks to movies like "sorry to bother you" people seem to think melanin also affects how deep a persons voice is, could you make a video disproving this myth?
Lol i have blueish greenish eyes but i have always like brown eyes, they are so calming and look pretty in the sun light
The thing is, there is more than one effect from a cause, epigenetically. You can call a color "blue" and lump it together with other colors you call blue, but there are multiple roads to that generalization, and multiple effects from each road. As a very general category, brown/dark eyes react quicker to changes in light level, but blue/light eyes react more completely.
One somewhat rare blue-gold combination (probably originating in Finland, but I haven't seen it traced genetically) seems to have a higher rod-to-cone ratio, so the people who have it practically ignore or don't care about colors, but they see in the dark almost like you'd expect of cats. This seems to be a polygenetic epigenetic effect reinforced intermittently by the arctic environment, so it doesn't run true in families. I've met a number of individuals who have it, and they each reported the same attitudes and experiences compared to other humans. Whatever the genetic basis of that combination may be, it also has some shared behavioral aspects, perhaps as a result of the generally altered perceptive experience.
My eye color: 🦠 coronavirus color
My moms eye color: 🥏 frisbee
My dad’s eye color: 🧉 coconut color
My brother’s eye color: 🧆 Hazel falafel
I think this video it’s very accurate and everything said relates a lot to me and my eyes. I have dark brown eyes and the brown it’s mostly seen when the sun reflects on them. I don’t see very well in very dark spaces unless I spend a decent time on the darkness. The light doesn’t bother me too much I even took the chance and looked directly at the sun (not recommended). And I can see better than most of my friends and family. I also react faster than them (maybe because I’m the youngest). Also my mother sister and father use glasses and I don’t.
My eyes are super dark in any lighting unless you directly shine a light on the side
But they're only a bit lighter than tree bark brown
I have blue/green eyes, terrible far sight, but outstanding low light and color vision.
....... If, IF, a correlation was found I would have been especially interested. 😏
I have Pale, but extremely opaque Hazel-Blue Eyes (look almost Black until the light hits at the correct angle, at which point people will stop & stare ‘cause they look STUNNING 😇) which would beg the question as to which side I’d belong to.
My dad and I both have very light blue eyes and we both suffer from sun damage in them; no we are not looking directly at the sun.. we just have freaking blue eyes. Thanks genes.
I’m glad I have brown eyes then. My eyes are already super light sensitive, and it would so much worse if they were lighter 😥
I have tetrachroma and my eye colour is different one is blue and one is somewhat brown
It's classed as indecent exposure to get your brown eye out in my country
What shitty country do you live in that punishes people for brown eyes?
think there is a correlation between blue eyes and less sunlight in northern europe? like blue eyes weren't killed off as easily there but if the gene mutation was near the equator it meant worse eyesight fast enough to not let people raise their kids?
Brown eyes and can see in the dark. My eyes are extremely light sensitive. I see colors well too.
I can see 100 miles away from a tall hill on a clear day and I have brown eyes!!
As a woman married to an Indian man I can say for a fact that being outside with my husband and kids that darker eyes so see better in brighter areas like the beach and I never turn on the light on the house but at night and it would be mid day and doing dishes and my Husband will come in and turn on the light and complain he can’t see a thing 😆 it is what it is.
We see through the pupil, not the iris. If some light does enter the eye through the iris it would be a diffuse and minuscule in comparison to the pupil and even less than can get through the white of the eye.
Here's your awser:
One of my eyes look one way and I can't control
One of my eyes is short sighted
So I get dizzy without my glasses
I have brown eyes but can barely see the board in the front of the classroom unless it's in big letters
Huh... lately I've been resorting to looking at things through the side of my eye instead of directly at it... might need to get that looked at.
I have very very very dark brown eyes and i watch vids to change my eye colour and it didnt work so i asked google can ppl with dark brown eyes change colour and it said no =/
So.. a blue eyed person who has ehlers-danlos who doesn't produce collagen and the light is scattered in different ways, could be more susceptible to photosensitive seizures?
I have tiny pupils and pale eyes. I used to wonder if it helped night vision as daylight occasionally feels too intense. Then there are the fangs....
I have dark hazel eyes, I see 3 faint thick lines when there is only one thin line of text.