ENIHCAMBUS wrote:So I was thinking: THIS is a color that doesn't exist in reality, but that is synthesized by our own brains when two distant wavelengts of the visible spectrum (Red and Blue/Purple) are emitted congruently.
well, every color is synthesized by our brain. there are even pure light frequencies that produce the exact same color as mixed frequencies.
Error_3113 wrote:Should we bring up the argument of whether your red and blue is the same as my red and blue
hmm, one way to test it would be to ask siamese twins joined by the brain what does the other one see.
yeah, i know of the philosophical concept but I don't see why the test wouldn't work. I remember there was a case of two siamese girls that could each see through the other's eyes, so their visual experiences are necessarily shared.
NY Times wrote:When the girls were younger, each experienced several seizures, which medication has since controlled. At an appointment with Hukin, their neurologist, she asked if they had any episodes recently (they had not, in more than a year), then performed a few quick tests. She put a red crayon in front of Tatiana, a purple one in front of Krista, then asked them to name the color. “Blue,” Tatiana said. “Red,” Krista said. Did they simply not know their colors? “They’re switching them,” their grandmother said; Hukin agreed it was a possibility.
