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Ordinary people see this world colorful.
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Green blindness ( Deuteranomalia ) is the most common form of chromosomal disorder, with about 4.63% of men suffering and having a genetic ability, even in many cases they do not know this condition. People with Deuteranomalia will see images that are dim, colors are blurred than normal, especially green and red.
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Protanopia is slightly heavier than Deuteranomalia, also due to heredity but less common, with about 1% of men worldwide suffering. With this disabled person, all shades of green and red will fade, while the yellow and blue colors will remain little changed.
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Tritanopia is a rare disorder of chromosomal disorder that affects both men and women equally at a very low rate. Through their observing eyes, the blue-green and yellow-red colors are so badly affected that they turn into completely different colors. These people only see the world in a pink-blue-green tone.
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Full color blindness ( Monochromacy ) is extremely rare, only about 0.00003% of the world's population is caught. And they only see things through black and white in different shades.
Here are some examples of how people with disordered vision see a different world from a normal person:
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When looking at a fruit plate.
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When looking at the traffic light.
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When looking at Pepsi brand.
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The color of the rainbow.
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When looking at the car on the street.
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When looking at a portrait photo.
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