Article states that she hasn't even been tested to verify she is tetrachromatic.
Seems like pretty basic due diligence to complete before submitting an article with this title.
Seems like pretty basic due diligence to complete before submitting an article with this title.
Seems easy to test. You can test if I see reds, for example, even if you are color blind. Example: here's a rose petal that she says has many colors but we see one. Have her draw it and label it (not paint it, as not everyone can paint). Now give that same petal to another person that claims this power. Have them draw and label it. If their color maps agree, they are sensing something. If not, well, it requires more study. Seems pretty basic unless I am missing something.
If you haven't read the Wells story, it may behoove you to do so before criticizing my post further. The point is largely addressed. And sorry if the word "insane" bothered you; seems a proper use given that the implication is she's claiming a "power" which others here are disputing (if she doesn't have it, seems the term applies).