Midjourney x Mosh
Dogs can't see as many colors as humans, and humans can't see as many colors as mantis shrimp. It makes me wonder if there is a correlation between how much color a species sees and higher neural functions.
The greys in our life now are colors future generations may be able to see as humans evolve, so what if, in the past, we couldn't see any colors?
We have evolved to see more nuance in green as a survival observation of the species to differentiate what is edible or not, so that to me means we didn't always see all colors.
What if one day, what would to us be a god, took pity on our blindness and decided to give us the gift of seeing colors? And what if the first color everyone saw was pink?
Created and minted for the Weird Pink! Weird Klub drop