Nifty test.

"You have perfect color vision!" Yay me!

-Evran

"Constitutions are meant to protect minorities -- not to take rights away from people." - Bruce Bastian

"You have perfect color vision!"

That was interesting, but now my eyes feel a little weird.

Perfect score here.

Although it did slightly traumatize me at first glance... Can a person have PTSD from painting color swatches in art school? I think so.

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"Now won't you tell me if you like what you've just heard?
And if you think the point I'm driving at absurd,
Well there's no need to tell me how or tell me why,
But I need to know the reason not to try."
- John Popper, Onslaught

<<15. This is why I'm a chemist. And explains why I have trouble with lipmus tests.

10 for this chemist too. I think this is why I hate pH paper.

Nikpack
player of Celeiros

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And while I am evil, I try to avoid being just plain mean.
-Z

Your score: 8


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Satfiki wipes a bit of Rmel's spittle from her arm.

Looking at an object that is a certain color for an extended period of time will cause the receptors in your eye for that color to 'burn out' for a short period of time. If you have ever seen one of those things on the internet where you stare at an image then look at a white surface and see another image transfixed on that surface, this is an example. Another example is if you stare at an image which contains a lot of red then look at a white surface, it will appear blue.

I used to have this happen to me all the time when I was using a dual screen wallpaper where the left image was blue and the right as red. Whenever I looked at anything after I had been working on it, everything else appeared to be a different color.