So i got to thinking about this one day. if there is any scientific evidence that proves this wrong please share. but if not, comment and tell me what you think.
so think of this. what if we all see colors differently. for instance, i see blue, my friend sees red, the same object the same time. but its known as green because thats what weve been told it is all our life. so it is possible that we all perseve colors differently, right?
I have thought about this before, and I see no reason why it couldn't be true; in fact, I think that "Favorite colors" might come into play here, if everyone percieves color differently, but has the same name to apply to it, then it would stand to reason that we all have 1 "Color" that we like the most, as a collective whole, however, due to each of us perceiving colors differently, the "color" that is our favorite has a different name. Imagine for a minute..
I am looking at an apple. We both name it "red".
However, imagine that my "red" is how you see "blue". But since we have the common term, this is never discovered. It is also not possible to prove since we term it the same, and looking at that same "color" we will each re term it "red", even if I was looking through your eyes I would see it as "blue"
Another way to put it is...
Let's say c=x, a=q, and t=h and c=p, a=z, and t=e
I see "xaq" and you see "zt" but we each read it as Cat.
A human body varies differently in many ways. But in the same way it is also the same. We mainly tend to look different but our brains don't differ as much. We think, act, and decide mainly in the same way. So if we mostly interpret color the same way, maybe then those people who think that something looks good on them but to us it doesn't, haven't a special brain different from our own.
A human body varies differently in many ways. But in the same way it is also the same. We mainly tend to look different but our brains don't differ as much. We think, act, and decide mainly in the same way. So if we mostly interpret color the same way, maybe then those people who think that something looks good on them but to us it doesn't, haven't a special brain different from our own.
Doesn't really matter, as it serves no practical purpose, just an interesting thought experiment.
Color blind eye tests can prove whether you can see proper colors. For example: A card that has a certain pattern on it that can only be seen in one color.