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How would we be able to see more photoreceptors?

Sinagdy

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How would we be able to see more photoreceptors?

How much work would be needed to allow our brains to perceive 16 photoreceptors like the mantis shrimp and how?

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8 years ago

Humans have three photoreceptors. Are you looking for a definitive answer using mathematics? Were you provided any constants, formulas? Work is a vague word.

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