T-Rex said:

What if everyone's perception of color was different, and what I thought green looked like was completely different to what everyone else saw. What I think is blue, could be what you see as red.

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Yeah I've thought of this one before, especially after psychedelics such as psilocybin and LSD.

But yeah, since we are able to associate things by shades and "how it makes us feel" I think colors are the same (unless you are color blind of course!) Which begs the question... how do people know they are colorblind?

mushhead91 said:

But yeah, since we are able to associate things by shades and "how it makes us feel" I think colors are the same (unless you are color blind of course!) Which begs the question... how do people know they are colorblind?

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CosmicFool said:

mushhead91 said:

But yeah, since we are able to associate things by shades and "how it makes us feel" I think colors are the same (unless you are color blind of course!) Which begs the question... how do people know they are colorblind?

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people can tell they are colorblind when 2 or more colors look the same.
it may also make certain colors vibrate, I know the crunch berry box used to be a good test

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mushhead91 said:

Oh ok, so its a problem differentiating colors... that makes sense.

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well it makes sense when the colors are close, everyone can have trouble pinpointing the moment blue turns into green
but people who are actually colorblind often can't tell red from green

TrippyStoner420 said:

ice cubes made from cola so the cola isnt watered down

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