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3. We all know that melanopsin, for the most part, is produced in significantly higher quantities when your retinas aren't processing high-lux color wavelengths or, of course, high-luminance light. We also know that blind people don't see either color or light (obviously). And as I just stated, the lack of melanopsin or melatonin can cause cancer. Does that mean that blind people are also at a far higher risk for cancer?
According to what you said, wouldn't being blind put one at a lower risk of cancer?

Well, to answer question #1, potentially yes. You could theoretically have an
LD every 6 hours, or in whatever quantity you choose to have your naps
depending on which polyphasic sleep schedule you tend to.

There's a bit of info on polyphasic sleep, if thou wilt but google it.