The Dress: Now with Peer-Reviewed Science!

The video discusses the viral debate over the color of a dress, exploring research that suggests perception is influenced by lighting and lifestyle. It highlights a study from New York University that found people perceive the dress differently based on whether they think it's in shadow or light. The study also suggests that early risers and night owls may perceive colors differently due to their exposure to natural or artificial light. Additionally, the video covers a new discovery of a dinosaur ancestor, Teleocrater rhadinus, which challenges previous beliefs about dinosaur evolution, showing early reptiles were more diverse than thought.

What factors did researchers from New York University consider when studying people's perception of the dress?

How does the brain adjust color perception based on lighting conditions according to the text?

What hypothesis did researchers propose regarding early risers and night owls in relation to color perception?

What new discovery about dinosaur ancestors was published in the journal Nature?

How did the newly described reptile, Teleocrater, challenge previous beliefs about dinosaur evolution?