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Imagine if man were to exhibit his true emotions through changes in colouration to his skin.
I appreciate that to a degree this happens already.
People can go 'red' when they are embarressed, or even angry.
It is also true that the skin tone of a person who is unwell is different to that of a healthy person. Some can appear to go 'gray'.
But such examples do not tend to be consistant.
Some people react that way, not others.
Also, this colour change is pretty basic as well as inconsistant.
Esp when compared to other creatures, and how they use colour to demonstrate emotion.
Examples would be the chameleon, and various types of squid and octopus, all of whom can change colour, some in quite a spectacular way, not to blend in with their background per se, but to exhibit fear, anger, or even if they are in the mood for some loving!
Imagine humans exhibited their emotions in this way.
A different colour for any given emotion...
Would this be a positive, given that there would be less room for miscommunication, or even lying?
Or would it be a negative, and if so why..?
Perhaps one day, humans might try to upgrade themselves, with this method of communicating their feelings..?
We have experimented with glofish, I beleive the world's first GM creature, quite safely, and we have been able to make a pig glow in the dark.
Therefore, if a benefit is identified, or a need created, then science might fill it..
What do you think?