Tetrachromacy was common for mammals to have so that might explain why some humans retain it even if it serves no purpose
Given how it was generally common within the animal kingdom it may once have been a required function necessary for survival
Was the intensity of sunlight less relative to what it is now or was it as a consequence of a specific diet or is it something entirely random
It largely became extinct in humans which means that evolution did not require the characteristic to be replicated in any significant way
Would have be an advantage to predators seeking out prey whose defence mechanism was camouflage
Also to those able to differentiate between lethal and non lethal species who had very similar features
Lolā¦ Iāve been to some fun parties over the years, but I did go with friends, so that might be whyā¦ it might not have been so much, if I had gone alone.
You canāt meet anyone if you donāt go outā¦ as they say.
You could fit something in around your scheduleā¦ every time Iāve gone to go out lately, itās rained, which dampened my mood to go outā¦ literally lol.
You do not have to go out anymore to just meet someone because the whole world is at your fingertips
Now one cannot guarantee success but in terms of sheer quantity there has never been so much choice
Though eventually you need to meet someone in the flesh but just not straight away unless you want to
I am not sure that the odds on meeting fewer of them in real life are actually any more favourable
So you take a risk either way or else remain single forever but that is a decision only you can make
Better to find someone through a common network or social circle, then you may know a little about each otherā¦ at the very least, which is a better starting-point than not.
The only thing left is to hope āthe feeling is mutualā as thereās nothing worse than a one-sided attraction.
Meeting someone is the easy part, meeting someone you likeā¦ not so much.