Why are some people so beautiful they are blind?
I was walking down a busy street in New York last night when I suddenly realised that I had the fourth ray of sunshine on my face.
It was an odd sensation, as the sun had just set behind me and it was a bit chilly, but the thought of it made me smile and think, wow, I can see that colour.
In fact, if I had been a blind person I would have probably never realised I was wearing the fourth colour because I was always so focused on the colours of the sky, which is why it’s called the fourth eye.
When I was first born I was told I had a fifth eye and had to be careful about not touching anything to keep it hidden, but this year, as my sight improves, I feel less worried about not seeing things and more confident.
I was told at birth I would only see a certain colour in the sky and in the sun, but I was so focused in that light, and it made the colour pop in my head.
So why are some of us so beautiful that we can’t see colour?
My answer is actually not that difficult.
There are many reasons why some people may be so beautiful.
Many people are born with an ability to see colours.
The ability to perceive colour comes from the genes that were created in our DNA.
As we age, our ability to differentiate between light and dark increases, which means we can see colours in different wavelengths.
This means that some people can’t distinguish between green, orange and red because their eyes are not able to differentiate them.
But it’s not just the ability to recognise colours that is important.
For example, people with blue eyes and grey-blue skin can often have a strong preference for reds, and that could explain why some have blue eyes as opposed to green or blue eyes.
Other people are just naturally beautiful, so they can’t help but be attracted to colour.
Source: ABC News | Duration: 9min 27secTopics:human-interest,diseases-and-disorders,southeast-asiaFirst posted November 08, 2017 09:18:24More stories from New Zealand
