I have a friend who is color blind to blue (and blue alone), and I was wondering what does it look like if there is a Blue Light on in the room? Does he see no light? or does it appear like some brownish discolored light?
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Color Blindness and lights?
I don't know what color blue is to people with colorblindness as that's not very common. Red/green problem are the norm. And they see a color but it's different from the actual color. Green looks tan and red looks green (thus why some people with red/green don;t drive much).
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