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Before I start today's episode, I want to share with you an article that I just stumbled

across just before I hit record just now that I thought was so fascinating and got me thinking

about a lot of different things.

There's an article in Scientific American that talked about these eye doctors who recently,

I have no idea who would sign up to do this experiment, but these

eye doctors, he basically did a very extreme form of LASIC eye surgery on five patients to

manipulate their retinas. And after the surgery, this was the idea, these patients, there are five

of them, can now see a color that you and I and everybody

else cannot. Now, by definition, it's impossible to explain what that color would be,

because, like, how do you explain the color red to someone who's never seen red before?

It's impossible. It's just red. And so this color, they explain it as a version of teal with a level of

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