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If it was a genetic then you couldn't teach the difference of blue and green.
(unless you had an extreme view of how culture affects genetics)
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>I don't think culture can cause or cure color blindness. My thinking was
>that it was genetic, and perhaps it became a predominant trait through
>inbreeding.
>Glenn
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