What is your country's version of "bird vision"?
>>215329673How come I can see both?
>>215329673there might be a colour that you've never seen before and you'd never know if other people can see it or not. I have no way of knowing if the red you see actually looks like the red I see, your red might actually look like my green, and my green might actually look like your blue.
>>215329901>green might actually look like your blueThey are different shades of the same colour
>>215329746your mom had an affair with a pigeon
>>215329673>normal vision cucks have overlaping red/green wave lenght sensitivitytotal colorblind victory
>>215329673nigga be extra feisty on the right
>>215329901this is called qualia, you think you were a deep thinker heh retard
>>215329901Except all colours are literally a photon with a wavelenght that you can measure
>>215333675This but still people might “capture” the wavelength differently
>>215333675>physicstards believe thiswhats the wavelenght of magenta?
>>215333675I'm literally colorblind so a particular wavelength of light will appear different to me than to you
>>215333675even so the cones of the eye are different sizes but its a dumb theory of the mind question anyway to ask if a blind person "knows" red if they understand everything about it technically 100% but never see itwas it nagel who talked about that? the "can mary see red" question. nvm it was Frank Jackson>Mary is a brilliant neuroscientist who knows all the physical facts about the color red, but has lived her entire life in a black-and-white room and has never actually seen the color.>The question: When Mary leaves her room and sees a red tomato for the first time, does she learn anything new?.
>>215329746Lol
