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Me-usings and Me-emories
7 Mar 2023 - We cats don't have the red-orange detecting cones, so our perceived world is colored in shades of blue-violet and yellow-green... not that any of these words make any sense to me, but according to peeps who study vision. Obviously having seen this way since I was born, I perceive "normally". But I find it interesting that top-of-the-food-chain peeps don't get to claim superiority here: their eyes, as a rule, don't handle ultraviolet light, a wavelength range that is perceptible to many fish, birds, reptiles, and insects. In fact nature shimmers in this larger spectrum, unbeknownst to many of its inhabitants.
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clipped notes
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Today's Catechism
(for the autodidcat)
Over time we all have
come to see what we need to see.
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| Bring back Bastet |
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| Bastet beckons |
Catty Corner
word of the day - purrmilion, the everyday orange tabby (not that we'd agree on his coat color)