The 'What Colorblind People See' meme is a popular comparison format that typically features side-by-side images or a top-and-bottom split. One side represents normal vision, while the other—supposedly showing how colorblind people perceive the world—usually displays a wildly different image, a hidden message, or a grayscale version of the original for comedic effect. This template gained traction as a way to poke fun at common misconceptions about color blindness or to create absurd visual non-sequiturs. It is frequently used on platforms like Reddit and Twitter to highlight 'hidden truths' or to simply troll viewers with unexpected punchlines disguised as educational diagrams.