Peanut butter is green while Christmas decorations are brown and brown, and here’s no such thing as a redhead. I don’t see the world the way most people do; my whole perception is distorted. All my life I’ve wanted to understand what everyone else sees, but now that the opportunity has presented itself, I find myself hesitating. In recent years, scientists have developed glasses that allow colorblind people, like me, to see a wider variety of color. The company that sells these glasses, EnChroma, regularly posts videos of people trying the glasses on and seeing true color for the first time in their lives. Although their purpose is to encourage the audience to become a part of the experience, the videos give me pause. The profound reactions