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We perceive the higher pitches of the Hertz spectrum as enhancers of tone quality.

Do you know if visual light works similarly? At the fringes of the visible spectrum, do these frequencies enhance or "saturate" colors we perceive? I know visual neurology isn't your field of expertise, but I was wondering if you had any insight?

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I meant to ask whether visual light works similarly to sound in that the higher frequencies near the fringe of the visible spectrum saturate colors we see.

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