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[Jon]

Grass is orange. Prove me wrong.

[ph0ne]

[Marc|Criti]

your eyes are fucked

oh no, it's your brain

[MikeQ]

It reflects light at a wavelength of 520-570 nanometers.

Also, Challenge*

[Jon]

So if my eyes are said "fucked up" what makes me seeing it orange wrong? Maybe just all your eyes are "fucked up" and I see normally?

[MikeQ]

Is this supposed to be some sort of clever semantics game? Because it's not.

[Andreww]

troll

[You_R_D3d]

MikeQ downed the point of this topic.

[Adam|Note]

What I think Jon's trying to say is that maybe what some people see through their eyes as green others would see as orange. As a child you're shown a colour and told what it is so no one will ever know.

[Jon]

I'm saying that you all live life with a horse blinder on only looking down one path when you really should take a step back and consider life's possibilities.

[Octavarium]

Here's an extremely interesting documentary clip on colours... mindfucked me tbh.

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[Marc|Criti]

What I think Jon's trying to say is that maybe what some people see through their eyes as green others would see as orange. As a child you're shown a colour and told what it is so no one will ever know.

so? what he knows to be green, even if he sees it how we see orange, stays green...

[Smush]

Yeah I always wonder this too. What if my perception of red is your perception of blue? Mind boggling, especially considering we see images upside down, but our brain flips them right side up.

[gfdgfd]

Yeah nobody will ever know if everybody's colour perception is the same but the point is it'd still be green even if your green looks like my orange as above said, the fact that it's a universal agreement that it's green is proof enough.

[Octavarium]

watch my fucking video.

[I Meleed I]

Is this supposed to be some sort of clever semantics game? Because it's not.

lmfao yes jimmy!

[B L l l T Z]

looks red to me

[Silk]

In my country its green

[FearMy Def]

Yeah nobody will ever know if everybody's colour perception is the same but the point is it'd still be green even if your green looks like my orange as above said, the fact that it's a universal agreement that it's green is proof enough.

[Marc|Criti]

actually we can,

each colour has a distinctive wavelength, so 2 normal persons will see the same colours (from 400 to 800nm).

and we can know if some1 isn't seeing the colours right by checking the brain/doing tests (like how we manage to know some animals see in b&w etc)

[TJ]

[Mortuls]

>,.<

[Rick]

actually we can,

each colour has a distinctive wavelength, so 2 normal persons will see the same colours (from 400 to 800nm).

and we can know if some1 isn't seeing the colours right by checking the brain/doing tests (like how we manage to know some animals see in b&w etc)

I also thought this was it but after Adam's vid, idk o.o