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aivilo-what we’ve been taught. We can only truly speak from our own perspective, so we have no way to actually know if others see differently13 Jun 20212 years agoFlag comment for review
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aiviloI might see blue as one representation of the way the light refracts, but a friend may see blue as orange but call it blue, since that is -13 Jun 20212 years agoFlag comment for review
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aiviloHow can we truly know if we all see the colours on the spectrum the same way as the person beside us - both physically and philosophically?-13 Jun 20212 years agoFlag comment for review
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savannahjasmine-Can see colours differently to other animals and humans20 Feb 20213 years agoFlag comment for review
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savannahjasmineDepending on conditions and whether you are an animal or not we can all see colour differently. It has been scientifically proven that dogs-20 Feb 20213 years agoFlag comment for review
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jeffthepotato4lifeI think that most people can see the same colour but not people who r color blind. If u said to a kid blue was orange they would believe you1 Nov 20203 years agoFlag comment for review
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xo.amaraxogeneration those colour swaps would become normal and those colours would just have different names but not a different colour.13 May 20203 years agoThis comment has been flagged
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xo.amaraxoalso if you had a child and told them that orange was blue they (up to a certain age) would believe you and if you did this with a whole....13 May 20203 years agoThis comment has been flagged
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xo.amaraxowe've all been told that red is red but to other people red to us could be blue to them there's no way of knowing but its fun to think about13 May 20203 years agoThis comment has been flagged
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faedaulbyWho named the colours? What if blue is actually red and colourblind people actually see the right colours.21 Nov 20194 years agoFlag comment for review
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tristanWe are all taught that CertainColours are called certain things, but whose to say that what I perceive AsBlue is red to someone else? IYGWIM7 Dec 20185 years agoFlag comment for review
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chloehow do you describe colour if you didnt know what it is called? i litrally just realised that...14 Oct 20185 years agoThis comment has been flagged
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xjoanne.mcQuestion - According to the statistics I read, 8% of males are colourblind, while only 0.5% of women are. Is there a scientific reason?2 Oct 20185 years agoThis comment has been flagged
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xjoanne.mcAn example: someone thinks a top is blue, another perceives it as green. Among science, our own perception is controlled by our judgement.2 Oct 20185 years agoFlag comment for review
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horderdisorderyeah blue is taught us to be blue but if we learned it as red the red would be blue10 Jun 20185 years agoFlag comment for review
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daniI don't know what you can see, but how would you express that to me...22 May 20185 years agoFlag comment for review
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daniI mean, we have common names for most colours which most peope recognise, but obviously everyone is different so,22 May 20185 years agoFlag comment for review
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define wrongHow do we know? What I see as blue, may look like how I see red to you, and I can't ever really know...20 May 20185 years agoFlag comment for review
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jayNot only do visual systems and cultural attitudes mean that we see colour differently, but there is no real description for colour!26 Mar 20186 years agoFlag comment for review
