Color Blindness

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No,

Most people who are colorblind do not consider themselves to be handicapped, and some don't even know that they are colorblind.

They see colors like everyone else, just their perceptions of the colors are slightly different with not as much distinction between various colors.

As far as "moral issues". Almost universally Red was chosen as the "stop" signal, and Green was chosen as the "go" signal. Yet, the most common type of colorblindness is the inability to distinguish between Red & Green.
The "top vs bottom" is still universal, but perhaps it is time for society recognize the needs of the few.

The Alpine, Saanen, Toggenberg and Oberhasli originated from different places around Europe. Pretty much all the goats with the upright ears and dished noses/faces originated from there. The Nubian and the Boer originated from South Africa; they both have the floppy ears and the roman nose. The LaMancha originated from America. More specifically, the LaMancha originated from Oregon, United States. The Nigerian Dwarf and the Pygmy Goat originated from East Africa; they are both dwarfed in size. Basically, goats that are similar in characteristics, more than likely, originated from the same place.

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because of the gravity of the earth!You know God is very good!He created us differently!God has given us this great opportunity to live on the days with uniqueness!

It is the most common among men of northern European heritage (German, Dutch, Scandiwegian, etc) at about 10% of individuals affected. It is least common in indigenous Americans, at only 1% of individuals affected. But it is found in sub-Saharan Africa, so it's safe to say the mutation dates back quite a long time and the difference in distribution across the globe is by sheer chance.

Not unless they are blind during the day.

No, they can see rather well.

Evidence from opticians is that about 10% of the male population who have been tested have been found to have some kind of defect in their ability to distinguish between colors, but the percentage is much lower among females. In some cases the defect is caused by a defect in the function of the person's eye rods or cones of his retina, and in others a defect in the nerve cells in his brain. Full color blindness, where everything appears monochromatic is extremely rare, believed to affect less than 0.1% of humans.

No- not safely. Military ordnance uses color codes that an EOD tech must be able to interpret. Color blindness will interfere with that.

Oh, dude, a blind canyon is basically a dead-end canyon with no outlet. It's like when you're driving and you take a wrong turn into a cul-de-sac, except in nature. So, if you find yourself in a blind canyon, just turn around and backtrack, unless you're into dead-ends and getting lost, then go for it, I guess.

I figure lighter colors would be best suited for light black skin. Lavender,rose,yellow.. Even gold. The important part is that you feel like you look good, confidence always makes any outfit look stunning. Good luck.

a yellow and and a brown also a shout out to my dumb sis ju ju bean believe me now lol.

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Wines are made through the fermentation process. Grapes are squeezed to remove the juices. Yeast is added to the juice and it converts some of the sugars into alcohol. Differences occur by varying the type of grapes, whether or not they are skinned before squeezing, the types of yeast that are used and how long they are aged. If you fill a water bottle with grape juice and poke a hole in the top it will eventually ferment and turn into wine. Be careful though, if the hole is too big it will turn the grape juice into vinegar.

all dogs are color blind.that's what i heard

No only men more than females

Unfortunately No, many careers that employ vehicles that carry passengers or require you to utilize heavy equipment on the road or a flight line type area require you to have color vision tests completed. Most color blind people actually can see colors like you said but cannot distinguish between the two. Police Officers for example cannot be color blind due to their duties dealing with the colors in the traffic system. Those same colors are often used with additional colors on a runway for air traffic.

Yes, yes he is

Blue and red paint when mixed together create purple.

White, red, two-tone pewter grey, and I believe there was a medium blue, in descending order of popularity. Nearly all are white or red, occasionally you'll see the pewter.

Dogs are not colorblind naturally, but if they have a problem and are colorblind it can be any color.

No, he just seems to wear sunglasses a lot

It depends on a number of different factors. If colorblind is common in either family but the mother/father were lucky enough not to get it, then its a recessive gene. but if its not common in either family then its a very low chance the child will be color blind. Although, if there are numerous people on both sides of the family the probability is very high. It all depends on a lot of different factors. How dominant is the gene? How many relatives are colorblind? If there are any, and they have children, are they colorblind? The easiest way to figure out if the child will be colorblind is to have the kid and test it for colorblind-ness.

The cross for the parents father x mother with unknown genes can be written as F1 x M1.