Can people have black eyes?
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hi, I liked your question and I look it up! this is what I found on answers.com:\nPeople with very dark brown irises may appear to have black eyes. This is fairly common in people of African, Asian and, to a lesser extent, Native American descent. \n:)
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The people who come from Mongolian Heritage have evolved to cope with their environment. The "squinty" eyes you are referring to serve them well when the Yellow River dust storms blow and the glare of the sun would make big blue eyes blind.\nAs for the hair, yes, it is always dark but not always fine. That was for a survival purpose too. Some Chinese people have very thick hair. Black is the dominant colour because it is stronger than other colours, so even in  international marriages, the children will have dark hair. Some toddlers will be seen with naturally fair hair though, but it darkens as they get older.\nThings evolve gradually, but sometimes also quite quickly ... a lot of Chinese have big and wide-open eyes these days. It used to be put down to cosmetic surgery, but some are born with such eyes naturally; obviously a sign of evolution.\nBy the way, it might surprise you to hear that not so long ago people with blue eyes were thought to be blind. A serious misconception but due to ignorance. \nIn every ethnic group there are diversities. Eyes are often the centre of focus because they are the centre of attraction. But if the eye reveals the soul of that person, it doesn't matter what shape or size it is.
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I am Welsh. Most fellow Welsh people I know have dark hair, but I do know a lot of people who have light coloured eyes. I myself have black hair and dark brown eyes although blue eyes do also run in my family.
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I believe so. Their eyes are poor and good basically for detecting motion. It is not correct to say they are blind, though.
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* when a baby is first born, the eye still has not fully developed a dark pigment known as melanin that helps “color” eyes and skin. blue or gray eyes (which many caucasian babies have at birth) in a newborn mean that melanin is virtually absent within the eye’s colored portion (iris).\n\n* when your baby is about six months old, you’ll have a better idea of eye color as pigmentation begins to form and brown or darker eyes might appear. the baby’s eye color should be determined by about age one, although some individuals may experience eye color changes through adulthood.\n\n* people of asian, african-american, hispanic, or native american descent often have babies who are brown-eyed at birth because of darker pigmentation (melanin).
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ive heard of people with jellyfish genes implanted so that certain organs will glow under a (blacklight)?...
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I think that blind people would have their own ideas of what things 'look like' based on the things that are explained to them.  but while you cant explain color necessarily to a blind person, other things you can, and sound helps too. some blind people have very blurred vision and are still able to make shapes out. i believe that based on what they imagine things to be, thats what they dream. maybe just mostly shapes. just as we dont know what (a) god looks like, we all imagine and dream up something we belive him/her/it to look like, even though there is societal influence on the image in question. i think its somewhat ignorant to think that blind people dream in black and sound...
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I love when a woman has big, very dark eyes (almost black).  To me it's like looking in to infinity and what better way to dream than to look in to the black of night?
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The color you see is that light that reflects back to your eye.  People with darker skin absorb more of the light that comes their way.
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This is a genetic matter\nIt depends to you mother and father's eye chromosomes\nAt first humans they used to have brown eyes.\nWith mutations in chromosomes, colors like \nblue, green, black, hazel were developed.
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everybodies black in the dark.. and looks the same. well kinda. sometimes.
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I haven't seen that personally.  Actually, according to scientific studies, people with lighter eyes (especially bright blue) tend to have more eye problems than any other eyecolor.  There could be some vitamin or mineral deficiency that Asians have that I am unaware of though.
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Glasses, contact lenses or Lasik. You did not cause the eye problem, you were born that way. You cannot make your eyes near or far sighted by reading in the dark, using the computer too much, etc
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What do you tell a woman with 2 black eyes?\nnothing, you already told her twice
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no\n\nyou're skin only gets darker when exposed to ultraviolet light.
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Some people just naturally have darkness around their eyes. (I don't understand why people call them dark circles when they're not really circles) In this case, getting more sleep or eating better isn't going to help things, and neither will so-called "skin brighteners". The only thing that will really help is under-eye concealer. Use a shade slightly lighter than your skin tone, and set it with powder so it will last through the day.\n\nAs a last resort, if yours are really bad, they also have laser treatments available to lighten the skin in that area.
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Yes it is possible but it is time consuming. Basically, you need to create a new layer and try to work with the same color that the surrounding eye is. Then adjust the transparency until it matches closely and doesn't look odd at 100%.\n\nOn the other hand, if you download Picasa from Google, there is a red-eye tool and it works very well.