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wavelengths. Like, seriously though, the cones add up
all the photons over a large range of wavelengths. But
really, they do respond to some wavelengths stronger
than others, but you could actually get the get the
exact same neural response, like, if you just had more
photons hit that cone of a less optimal wavelength. You
know, your brain actually can't tell the difference. And
your brain is totally the only place where light can
actually be considered color, because, like, without a
brain to perceive, photons are just energy. But I guess
you could just keep living in your world of ignorance
and bigotry against certain wavelengths, but just keep
in mind, my man, that no one here likes you when you
spout that pseudoscience. Just thought you ought to
know.