Do you think there is a color that the human eye can not see?

[Akihiko 1,628]

Mind = blown.

 

But not as blown as this theory that my mom has. What if we all perceive colours differently? For example, you and I both look at something that is orange. I see it as what I perceive as orange, and you see it as what you perceive as orange, but is actually purple to me. And the amazing thing is that we will never be able to tell if we see colours differently because we cannot look through the eyes of another person.

 

This doesn't really make sense because when two people look at the orange color, they will always agree that that color is orange, but if a color-blind person sees it, he won't say it's orange. How could the non color-blind people agree that the color-blind person is wrong if they perceive it differently? I hope this explanation made sense.

 

 

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yes there are. There are more colors in the rainbow for example but we can't see them.

Edited June 13, 2012 by Golden Ultima

[Protoman 1,974]

do you guys listen in science class