Does the colour of our eyes change the colours we see?
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[QUOTE=th3cactusplant;21405923]Can it be tested?[/QUOTE]
I very much doubt it.
what if my blue is your green, and we all believe its the same, but its the opposite.
Ask Tom Cruise. He'll know.
STOP THE NONSENSE
[url]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Color[/url]
Here's another thought.
What if we all had the same favorite colour. It's just that you call it orange, I call it blue, and another person calls it green, but really it's all the same colour since we see them all differently.
[QUOTE=The iEzerith;21406295]STOP THE NONSENSE[/QUOTE]
Don't spoil our fun.
I happen to perceive the color red as something else entirely, apparently. When I used to visit eye doctors, they had me take these color blindness tests.
[img]http://xs.to/thumb-9189_4BC9E6E1.jpg[/img]
This very clearly shows the number 12.
[img]http://xs.to/thumb-6662_4BC9E6E1.jpg[/img]
On the other hand, I can hardly make this out, but I think it's the number 13.
[img]http://xs.to/thumb-1A9C_4BC9E7B5.jpg[/img]
I couldn't guess on this one to save my life. Is there anything even in that one?
That last one is 16
The last one is 16. The middle one looks like two O's on top of each other with a line going through the middle.
16
No kidding? I can't see it in there at all. Would someone mind tracing it out for me?
