Comments by "" (@seanuk7757) on "Humans Effectively Have X-Ray Vision | Mark Changizi" video.

  1. I think colour vision is connected with survival as the colour that we can discern the most shades of is green. Everyone keeps going on about monkeys and apes now but we have 48 cromasones and they ALL have 46, so I don't see how they come into it. The ape that we are descended from has nothing to do with modern apes and monkeys. Let me know if I'm wrong.
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  2. Maybee we lost the periferal vision due to cooperation. You can do it with someone watching each direction. Then you specialise in straight ahead only making it expert vision in every direction by forming a pack. Maybee this lead us from prey to hunter and prey and caused us to develop colour vision. The better to hunt and spot danger with. What kind of eyesight did other hominids have that we interbred with?
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  3. This is 100% serious. Me and about 13 friends were on a type of psylosibin that grows in the UK and 12 of us could see our 13th friend who was sat separate to the rest of us in thermal vision. I was already seeing it but purposely saying nothing, when a friend exclaimed, "look, Lee looks like in Preditor". 1 by 1 the others agreed and could all see the same. I remember it vividly. I KNOW we are capable of it and at some stage in our evolution used it. I read a book once about TB babies and how some were born with scales and others with feathers as it effects the cromasones. I think it's because all of the knowledge from our evolution is still stored in the DNA and is probably accessible in some way.
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