ChromaWoods Postat 11 juli 2007 Postat 11 juli 2007 What if the colors we all see are different for each one of us? We might call them the same names, but can we really know that we're seeing the same color? No we don't. For example, my slight color blindness renders me unable to tell the difference between certain shades of colors. How could you possibly see what I see? You can't. How could I possibly know how others percieve them? I can't. To me, they are reality, even though different from other's reality. .....by the way, why are we talking English all of a sudden? 😛 But it's different if you have some sort of color blindness: of course you're gonna percieve some colors different then. But is it totally ureasonable to say that the grey colors of this forum is the exactly same for most of the people viewing it? Even though people in general can be quite different, and percieve different things about the environment, we also share some fundamental things, otherwise it would be quite hard to understand each other. Couldn't color perception be one of those things? If colors are percieved differently by all people, how can there be such a thing as "color blindness"? If dark colors to me, are bright colors to you, then will you have to have all your lamps lit in order to sleep? 🙂
Pico Postat 11 juli 2007 Trådstartare Postat 11 juli 2007 Fy fan; satsumas skall inte vara "knapriga". 😛
Pazo Postat 11 juli 2007 Postat 11 juli 2007 What if the colors we all see are different for each one of us? We might call them the same names, but can we really know that we're seeing the same color? No we don't. For example, my slight color blindness renders me unable to tell the difference between certain shades of colors. How could you possibly see what I see? You can't. How could I possibly know how others percieve them? I can't. To me, they are reality, even though different from other's reality. .....by the way, why are we talking English all of a sudden? 😛 But it's different if you have some sort of color blindness: of course you're gonna percieve some colors different then. But is it totally ureasonable to say that the grey colors of this forum is the exactly same for most of the people viewing it? Even though people in general can be quite different, and percieve different things about the environment, we also share some fundamental things, otherwise it would be quite hard to understand each other. Couldn't color perception be one of those things? If colors are percieved differently by all people, how can there be such a thing as "color blindness"? If dark colors to me, are bright colors to you, then will you have to have all your lamps lit in order to sleep? 🙂 People have agreed to have a certain type och color shade attached to a certain name. People ho deviata from this agreed norm are the ones that are different not the other way around!
Micke H Postat 11 juli 2007 Postat 11 juli 2007 If a tree falls in the forest and no ones around to hear it, and it hits a mime, does anyone care?
Emulator Postat 11 juli 2007 Postat 11 juli 2007 What if the colors we all see are different for each one of us? We might call them the same names, but can we really know that we're seeing the same color? No we don't. For example, my slight color blindness renders me unable to tell the difference between certain shades of colors. How could you possibly see what I see? You can't. How could I possibly know how others percieve them? I can't. To me, they are reality, even though different from other's reality. .....by the way, why are we talking English all of a sudden? 😛 But it's different if you have some sort of color blindness: of course you're gonna percieve some colors different then. But is it totally ureasonable to say that the grey colors of this forum is the exactly same for most of the people viewing it? Even though people in general can be quite different, and percieve different things about the environment, we also share some fundamental things, otherwise it would be quite hard to understand each other. Couldn't color perception be one of those things? If colors are percieved differently by all people, how can there be such a thing as "color blindness"? If dark colors to me, are bright colors to you, then will you have to have all your lamps lit in order to sleep? 🙂 People have agreed to have a certain type och color shade attached to a certain name. People ho deviata from this agreed norm are the ones that are different not the other way around! And it then comes down to indivudual actions by nerves more or less. Ther is no telling how you look at one specific color. What you SEE as blu might very well be green in my eyes. BUT this is not possible to check. I ask you to paint blue.....you paint what you see as MY green, but it will still come out as my blue. Furthermore, its all about psychology, about perception. One could argue that it is the wavelength of light that determines the color (true) but no one knows what happens inside the physical parts of each individual, and even less within the "software". Wo know nothing. Waruum sprechen wir nicht deutsch? Das geht ja auch ?
Micke H Postat 11 juli 2007 Postat 11 juli 2007 What if the colors we all see are different for each one of us? We might call them the same names, but can we really know that we're seeing the same color? No we don't. For example, my slight color blindness renders me unable to tell the difference between certain shades of colors. How could you possibly see what I see? You can't. How could I possibly know how others percieve them? I can't. To me, they are reality, even though different from other's reality. .....by the way, why are we talking English all of a sudden? 😕 But it's different if you have some sort of color blindness: of course you're gonna percieve some colors different then. But is it totally ureasonable to say that the grey colors of this forum is the exactly same for most of the people viewing it? Even though people in general can be quite different, and percieve different things about the environment, we also share some fundamental things, otherwise it would be quite hard to understand each other. Couldn't color perception be one of those things? If colors are percieved differently by all people, how can there be such a thing as "color blindness"? If dark colors to me, are bright colors to you, then will you have to have all your lamps lit in order to sleep? 🤪 People have agreed to have a certain type och color shade attached to a certain name. People ho deviata from this agreed norm are the ones that are different not the other way around! And it then comes down to indivudual actions by nerves more or less. Ther is no telling how you look at one specific color. What you SEE as blu might very well be green in my eyes. BUT this is not possible to check. I ask you to paint blue.....you paint what you see as MY green, but it will still come out as my blue. Furthermore, its all about psychology, about perception. One could argue that it is the wavelength of light that determines the color (true) but no one knows what happens inside the physical parts of each individual, and even less within the "software". Wo know nothing. Waruum sprechen wir nicht deutsch? Das geht ja auch ? So the final answer is: there is absolutely NO way to know for sure.
Pazo Postat 11 juli 2007 Postat 11 juli 2007 What if the colors we all see are different for each one of us? We might call them the same names, but can we really know that we're seeing the same color? No we don't. For example, my slight color blindness renders me unable to tell the difference between certain shades of colors. How could you possibly see what I see? You can't. How could I possibly know how others percieve them? I can't. To me, they are reality, even though different from other's reality. .....by the way, why are we talking English all of a sudden? 😕 But it's different if you have some sort of color blindness: of course you're gonna percieve some colors different then. But is it totally ureasonable to say that the grey colors of this forum is the exactly same for most of the people viewing it? Even though people in general can be quite different, and percieve different things about the environment, we also share some fundamental things, otherwise it would be quite hard to understand each other. Couldn't color perception be one of those things? If colors are percieved differently by all people, how can there be such a thing as "color blindness"? If dark colors to me, are bright colors to you, then will you have to have all your lamps lit in order to sleep? 🤪 People have agreed to have a certain type och color shade attached to a certain name. People ho deviata from this agreed norm are the ones that are different not the other way around! And it then comes down to indivudual actions by nerves more or less. Ther is no telling how you look at one specific color. What you SEE as blu might very well be green in my eyes. BUT this is not possible to check. I ask you to paint blue.....you paint what you see as MY green, but it will still come out as my blue. Furthermore, its all about psychology, about perception. One could argue that it is the wavelength of light that determines the color (true) but no one knows what happens inside the physical parts of each individual, and even less within the "software". Wo know nothing. Waruum sprechen wir nicht deutsch? Das geht ja auch ? So the final answer is: there is absolutely NO way to know for sure. ehm... doh! I thought that was understood from the beggining.
Pazo Postat 11 juli 2007 Postat 11 juli 2007 Where's the fun in that? 😕 That you have more time for the fuckin' 🤪
Pazo Postat 11 juli 2007 Postat 11 juli 2007 If you se us on the floor you'l be watching all night! We aint here to hurt nobody!
Pazo Postat 11 juli 2007 Postat 11 juli 2007 Skip a beat and move with the body! Skip a beat and move with the body! Skip a beat and move with the body! Skip a beat and move with the body! YEAH! SLOW!
ChromaWoods Postat 11 juli 2007 Postat 11 juli 2007 What if the colors we all see are different for each one of us? We might call them the same names, but can we really know that we're seeing the same color? No we don't. For example, my slight color blindness renders me unable to tell the difference between certain shades of colors. How could you possibly see what I see? You can't. How could I possibly know how others percieve them? I can't. To me, they are reality, even though different from other's reality. .....by the way, why are we talking English all of a sudden? 😕 But it's different if you have some sort of color blindness: of course you're gonna percieve some colors different then. But is it totally ureasonable to say that the grey colors of this forum is the exactly same for most of the people viewing it? Even though people in general can be quite different, and percieve different things about the environment, we also share some fundamental things, otherwise it would be quite hard to understand each other. Couldn't color perception be one of those things? If colors are percieved differently by all people, how can there be such a thing as "color blindness"? If dark colors to me, are bright colors to you, then will you have to have all your lamps lit in order to sleep? 🤪 People have agreed to have a certain type och color shade attached to a certain name. People ho deviata from this agreed norm are the ones that are different not the other way around! And it then comes down to indivudual actions by nerves more or less. Ther is no telling how you look at one specific color. What you SEE as blu might very well be green in my eyes. BUT this is not possible to check. I ask you to paint blue.....you paint what you see as MY green, but it will still come out as my blue. Furthermore, its all about psychology, about perception. One could argue that it is the wavelength of light that determines the color (true) but no one knows what happens inside the physical parts of each individual, and even less within the "software". Wo know nothing. Waruum sprechen wir nicht deutsch? Das geht ja auch ? So the final answer is: there is absolutely NO way to know for sure. ehm... doh! I thought that was understood from the beggining. Would it make a difference if someone came along and gave you a new set of eyes? How does it work? The eyes take in the light, shapes etc, and then the brain interprets and tells us what color they are? But if I could borrow your eyes, would my brain interpret things differently? 🤪
ChromaWoods Postat 11 juli 2007 Postat 11 juli 2007 If I fall on the floor, would I get up in these heels?
Pazo Postat 11 juli 2007 Postat 11 juli 2007 I would never agree to a teletranportation! The reason being that on ordet to do a seccessfull tranport you'd have to die.
ChromaWoods Postat 11 juli 2007 Postat 11 juli 2007 (redigerat) What if a bowl of vaselin to you, is friday night fun to me? 😕 Redigerat 11 juli 2007 av ChromaWoods
Fidden Postat 11 juli 2007 Postat 11 juli 2007 A new set of eyes wouldn't help. You need a new brain. Well... you dont, yours works just fine.. i presume.
Fidden Postat 11 juli 2007 Postat 11 juli 2007 How come my spanish hour didn't got this support yesterday? I wanna speak spanish!
ChromaWoods Postat 11 juli 2007 Postat 11 juli 2007 A new set of eyes wouldn't help. You need a new brain. Well... you dont, yours works just fine.. i presume. But I don't need a new brain to perceive different colors through a pair of blue sunglasses?
Pazo Postat 11 juli 2007 Postat 11 juli 2007 How come my spanish hour didn't got this support yesterday? I wanna speak spanish! Haha! En cambio yo si se hablar español y tambien exribirlo! HÖHÖ!
Micke H Postat 11 juli 2007 Postat 11 juli 2007 How come my spanish hour didn't got this support yesterday? I wanna speak spanish! Que?
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