/vt/ - Virtual Youtubers

>>22753867
Think I remembered reading a while back that red/green colorblindness is the most common and that it's actually not all that uncommon among the general populace. It's more an issue of how severe it is than anything else. It's an interesting subject too since you can basically do online tests for it that won't be far off from actual ones in their accuracy and stuff, with only stuff like the quality or settings of your monitor possibly influencing the accuracy. Like telling people to identify the message hidden in this image. Totally colorblind people won't see shit. Depending on the strength of red/green colorblindness though you may have to focus to see the number, or see it as 21, or something else entirely.