Yep. Higher frequency lights actually inhibit your ability to see details, making driving less safe.
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17·1 month agoSearched everywhere and can’t find the download. Does anyone have a link for the latest klitoris? I can’t locate it and my wife is getting pissed.
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11·2 months agoYeah, I was looking for it. PEW did research back in the day but I’m having difficulty finding it at the moment.
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Flippanarchy@lemmy.dbzer0.com•*Permanently Deleted*
44·2 months agoExcept that there’s published surveys with the data.
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1028·2 months agoUkrainians have historically had positive opinions of the USSR, especially the older generations that actually lived through it. It’s only recently, due to American propaganda, that the younger generations have negative views of the USSR.

Hot off the press: https://research.uga.edu/news/blue-light-has-a-surprising-effect-on-your-eyes-study-finds/
But it’s common knowledge that we have more green and red cones in our eyes so we’re naturally able to perceive more of those wavelengths.