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  • TomTerrific

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    http://epod.usra.edu/blog/2013/01/color-perception-or-misperception.html

    Or, what you think you see ain't what you are seeing.
     

    RyanW

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    I'm colorblind, so this picture does nothing for me. Although it is pretty funny when I have to go for a physical and female nurses blatantly refuse to believe that I am color blind.
     

    penguin

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    I'm colorblind, so this picture does nothing for me. Although it is pretty funny when I have to go for a physical and female nurses blatantly refuse to believe that I am color blind.

    Same here. I had to get so many waivers in the Corps just to do anything. But that was back when they were giving away waivers. Want to jump out of a plane but are color blind? Do you know which color is on top? works for me lol
     

    RyanW

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    Yeah, my GT scores were pretty high so they were offering me some nice MOS's, unfortunately NBC, EOD, ANYTHING with electronics and all the other fun stuff required normal color perception. I think I should get some kind of disability pay, or at least something for discriminating against the handicapt.

    The nurses at MEPS got angry at me for "guessing" the wrong colors. They had this thing with 3 lights in it and wanted me to tell them what color I saw. Apparently when I started saying what I saw, they didn't like the fact that they weren't even the colors available. I told them from jump I was about as colorblind as a person can be and still be able to see some color, but women refuse to believe it.

    I know a lot of people that are colorblind, but I meet people all the time, older 30's and 40's that have never known anyone that was colorblind.


    I wanted to do a ribbon for my struggle, but couldn't figure out what color to go with lol
     
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