Alan Johnson @acjay.com · Jan 31

This works because we see colors as the sum over a range of wavelengths. For a common type of colorblindness, the ranges for "red" and "green" have even more overlap than normal. (Normal already has a lot of overlap.)

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Alan Johnson · Jan 31

I believe the way these glasses work is by basically filtering out wavelengths where the overlap is greatest.