Scratch

I really need to stop thinking.

rufflebee wrote:

Nope

The sensory garbage in your eye has a certain amount of the green detectors and blue detectors and whatnot. So it may be a few hints off but we, in general, see the same colors

Well then that's a relief. Unless you just made all that up on the spot.

rufflebee wrote:

MrMokey wrote:

rufflebee wrote:

Nope

The sensory garbage in your eye has a certain amount of the green detectors and blue detectors and whatnot. So it may be a few hints off but we, in general, see the same colors

Well then that's a relief. Unless you just made all that up on the spot.

I didn't, surprisingly

You must have learned something well you were away 

Yeah, It's possible, but the religion I believe in consists of everything being based off of science and so I don't think that is true.

I think I thought of something like this about 6 years ago, but since then I figured it wasn't very likely or important in general.

Yea, like that guy with rocks in his siggy (can't be bothered to look up the name) said, our eyes basically have the same rods and cones, so maybe a few shades or hints off, but generally the same, unless you have a disorder or something.

EDIT: OH! IT'S RUFFLE!

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mattb777 wrote:

Scientists are suprised humans can agree on basic colors. It's harder to agree on Aquamarine and Eggshell.

one day i thought of this and then just thought "screw it what difference would it make anyway?"
so yea umm it doesnt really matter

RedRocker227 wrote:

This is the sort of question that I think about everyday, and they drive me crazy.
It would be so cool if you could spend a day in someone else's body, then you could answer questions like these.

you know i think about weird questions sometimes too
when i was 5 i was so troubled about what the color transparent would look like

RedRocker227 wrote:

This is the sort of question that I think about everyday, and they drive me crazy.
It would be so cool if you could spend a day in someone else's body, then you could answer questions like these.

Or you could research eyes' perception of light like me

Then you could answer questions like these

I'd rather see the world as a "wild" animal personally

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RedRocker227 wrote:

777w wrote:

RedRocker227 wrote:

This is the sort of question that I think about everyday, and they drive me crazy.
It would be so cool if you could spend a day in someone else's body, then you could answer questions like these.

you know i think about weird questions sometimes too
when i was 5 i was so troubled about what the color transparent would look like

So did I!
I used to wake up at night and think about how come it's possible for glass to have no colour 

i also thought about what itd be like not to exist. you wouldnt see a black space, as you wouldnt exist and when you dont exist you dont see anything...

RedRocker227 wrote:

777w wrote:

RedRocker227 wrote:

So did I!
I used to wake up at night and think about how come it's possible for glass to have no colour 

i also thought about what itd be like not to exist. you wouldnt see a black space, as you wouldnt exist and when you dont exist you dont see anything...

Same.
I also wonder how it's possible for the universe to have been created. I mean, I know there was a big bang, but there must have been an atom to explode in the first place. So where did the atom come from?! And if there was no atom, how can literally nothing blow up? And I realise I'm rambling on now, so I'll end it there 

Existance always existed, nobody knows how it was made, but apparently it has no beggining or end.