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Karim Habashy
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Hi All,
Is my blue the same as your blue ? and why ?
Thanks
Is my blue the same as your blue ? and why ?
Thanks
rootone said:She however saw it as a shade of green an was equally sure about it.
rootone said:Well 'white' is a fairly even spread over the visible spectrum, so I guess it's the one colour most people will agree on.
Having said that though there simply is no way to 'download' what one person perceives so that another person sees the same.
Best we can do is agree on what 'label' best describes what is seen.
Algr said:If you can't tell the difference between blue and white, then how do you see clouds?
The question refers to the subjective perception of color and whether two individuals perceive the same color in the same way.
Color perception is a complex process that involves the eyes, brain, and the environment. It is affected by factors such as lighting, contrast, and individual differences in color vision.
No, color perception can vary from person to person due to differences in the structure of the eye, the processing of visual information in the brain, and cultural influences.
It is impossible to know for sure if we see the same color as someone else because we can only rely on our subjective experience of color. However, through communication and comparison, we can gain a better understanding of how others perceive color.
Yes, many scientific studies have been conducted on color perception and its variations. These studies have explored the role of genetics, cultural influences, and environmental factors in color perception.