The Jobs That Still Test for Colorblindness (and What They’re Looking For)
Colorblindness testing didn’t stay frozen in the early 20th century as a relic of wartime recruitment. It’s still a very real gatekeeping requirement for a […]
Colorblindness testing didn’t stay frozen in the early 20th century as a relic of wartime recruitment. It’s still a very real gatekeeping requirement for a […]
Watch a professional sommelier work through a glass of wine and you’ll notice something odd if you’re paying attention: they spend a surprisingly long time […]
The human eye gets by on three types of color-sensing cone cells, tuned roughly to red, green, and blue light, and that modest setup is […]
Watch a dog for long enough and you’ll notice it can follow your gaze remarkably well, glancing wherever you look. Watch a chimpanzee try to […]
Drive down a rural road after dark and sooner or later a pair of eyes will appear at the edge of your headlights, glowing like […]
In 1794, a chemist in Manchester, England, noticed something odd about a pink geranium. Under candlelight, it looked blue to him. His friends insisted it […]
Picture a courtroom with no jury box, no gavel, and no witness stand as we’d recognize them, but with a judge sitting at the front […]
In March of 1750, a well-dressed Englishman rolled into Leipzig in a coach painted from top to bottom with giant eyeballs. A Latin motto ran […]
Zinc appears on every eye supplement label. It is listed in the AREDS2 formulation. Nutritional guidance for macular degeneration reliably mentions it. And yet the […]
Saffron is not a compound that most people expect to encounter in a serious discussion of macular degeneration research. It is the world’s most expensive […]
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