Just note, this wasn't a question. I figured it would go well in my Q and A book. But anyways, last weekend, I found out I was colorblind. It kinda changed a lot of my views on things.

Here's a little bit of color math for you:

My green = Your blue
My blue = Your green
My red = Your orange
Your orange = My red

So, because my favorite color is blue, this would mean that if I weren't colorblind, it would be considered green.

And yes, ironically and tragically enough, Wheatley's optic is what green looks like to you and Adventure Core's optic is what blue looks like to you. Also, That means that the orange portal is red to me and the blue portal is actually green to me.

So basically, when you see something blue like the sky or clear water, I see it the same way you see green.

When you see something green, like grass or something, try to picture it like it's blue. Remember that that's the way I see it.

The thing is, I know what the colors are. If you ask me the color of the sky, I'll say blue. But that doesn't mean it looks the same way.

PS: Don't be one of those people who are all like "Oh, things must look so weird for you, how do you live man?" Because it's obviously because that's how I was born and that's what I've been used to.

FINAL THOUGHT: Also, after I saw that I was red-green colorblind, I thought that it would be cool if colorblind people had glasses or something, a month later that's exactly what we got. I think I have a chip implanted behind my ear by the illuminati, causing me to be clairvoyant.

AUTHOR'S NOTE: I actually tried to write this yesterday and my iPod died so I was just like 'I'M DONE!' and I went outside lol. But the other version that wasn't saved explained how I figured it out. Long story short, I was playing Call of Duty and when I turned on the colorblind assist, the icons on the minimap changed from green to blue.