We may never know if we see colours the same. Is blue to one person yellow to another? We all have different perspectives and we can never see directly as someone else does. You cant very well take out their eyes and stick them in your face. We may see colours differently and just not realise, we all have different eye colours and hair colours, maybe in families we inherently see colours the same or completely different, we cannot tell. We cant describe colours to one another as we could use shades but we may not see these the same. Many factors could influence how you see colours : environment, colour blindness, personal ideas, culture or beliefs. I have thought about this question even before i have seen oxplore. I believe that some people see colours the same, but others completely different, although we may never tell. If we don't see colours the same, then how will we know who sees colours correctly? is there colour at all? This is subjective and we may never be able to tell.
I wonder whether it would even be possible to know that colours are being perceived the same? We can only judge perception off of relation to others, but we can never see directly as someone else sees.
We may never know if we see colours the same. Is blue to one person yellow to another? We all have different perspectives and we can never see directly as someone else does. You cant very well take out their eyes and stick them in your face. We may see colours differently and just not realise, we all have different eye colours and hair colours, maybe in families we inherently see colours the same or completely different, we cannot tell. We cant describe colours to one another as we could use shades but we may not see these the same. Many factors could influence how you see colours : environment, colour blindness, personal ideas, culture or beliefs. I have thought about this question even before i have seen oxplore. I believe that some people see colours the same, but others completely different, although we may never tell. If we don't see colours the same, then how will we know who sees colours correctly? is there colour at all? This is subjective and we may never be able to tell.
I wonder whether it would even be possible to know that colours are being perceived the same? We can only judge perception off of relation to others, but we can never see directly as someone else sees.
I think seeing colors depends on many different factors that all should be taken into account e.g. color blindness, culture and personal opinion.