ISHIHARA (Blind Color-Real Story)
The Perfect Being 2

I'm looking for a bigger community. Sharing experiences in cyberspace makes us feel stronger. Feeling is not alone, it is a psychological energy

they are owned by weak communities to become stronger. Oh ! this era of technology, distance and time no longer limit through cyberspace can people change the world. Then that twilight I took myself to an internet shop.

I started typing the word color blind community in google search. I'm still stammered.

I started getting familiar with the internet a few months ago. Jamil who taught time tutoring in the past. In the city where Jamil lives there are many internet cafes. In the city where I live not yet

there was that moment.

“BUTA COLOR LIFE IS THAT”, That's the top word in the search engine

. Then I clicked it. There's some sort of logo that's swirling around. The term loading. I have to wait for a while before the view of the page that I am heading to is full on the screen.

Color Blind Life Is Like That

In the past, when we heard about

colorblindness, what came to my mind was a gray world like a black and white television. I don't think a few people think so. It was only at SMU that I realized that I was color blind too. I was surprised, especially my parents. Sometimes it's hard to distinguish colors. But I think it happened because of my less colorful treasury dictionary. I see this world in full color. So it never occurred to me that I was actually color blind. It was a little difficult to convince my parents that I could still distinguish colors, not total color blindness or monochromacy.

Many do not know that color blindness is of many kinds. Monochromacy is the rarest. One of the more detailed and scientific explanations can be seen in the Wikipedia article about Color Blindness.

I myself am a dichromacy protanopia sufferer, a dysfunction of one of the 3 major color receptors, in my case

it's a red color.

scion. Other causes are damage to the eye nerves due to an accident or birth defects. According to one study population genetics 5-8% of men and 0.5%

women are born color blind. And 99% of people with color blindness include protanopia dichromacy and deuteranopia dichromacy (green color dysfunction). Are you also color blind? There is no harm in trying a color blind test.

Color blindness can be annoying

daily activities. It's fact. But sometimes I do not think that ‘lack’ is made into excessive restrictions. Example when

choose a college major or find a job. Some fields require that the candidate pass a color blind test. Such as Medicine, Chemistry and Electronics. It is natural, but there are also other fields that come along

provide color-blind free requirements when a field of work that is not related to color. Maybe people who are not color blind assume that the sufferers are blind

color only sees black and white. Wouldn't a tool like a number, or a name tag help? Color blindness does not reduce a person's intelligence and potential.

The page above tells about the limitations of color blindness sufferers in the world of work later. That's certainly what I'll face

also a few years after college. After college, anyone will find a job to live and survive. This page was followed by

some of the comments I keep reading.