

Human: I read something that stated "humans can only see  0.0035 percent of the visible light spectrum". What is hypothesized as making up the portions that humans cannot see?

Assistant: If I understand correctly, the current state of understanding is that we only perceive a narrow portion of the visible spectrum of light. This idea goes back as far as Aristotle, who theorized about a limit on how many colors and shades we could perceive. Since that time, scientific thinking has continued to recognize this limitation.


Human: I read something that stated "humans can only see  0.0035 percent of the visible light spectrum". What is hypothesized as making up the portions that humans cannot see?

Assistant: There are literally hundreds of physical components that humans are missing, so we’ll need to be clear on the context of your question.  Is it hypothetical or real?
I read something that stated "humans can only see  0.0035 percent of the visible light spectrum". What is hypothesized as making up the portions that humans cannot see?
If I understand correctly, the current state of understanding is that we only perceive a narrow portion of the visible spectrum of light. This idea goes back as far as Aristotle, who theorized about a limit on how many colors and shades we could perceive. Since that time, scientific thinking has continued to recognize this limitation.
There are literally hundreds of physical components that humans are missing, so we’ll need to be clear on the context of your question.  Is it hypothetical or real?