the brain interprets the wave spectrum which, yes, really exists.
For that matter sound wouldn’t exist either. Neither would any of the senses. Sensations like color, tones and smell are known as sensory qualia. They are similar to atoms of consciousness. In a way, our conscious experience is a virtual reality based on our senses.
EVERYTHING we experience is a “conscript of the mind”. Perception really IS reality. Creation is not just mostly empty space. It really DOES have more in common with “the Matrix” than what people perceive to be the real world.
Physical objects are basically “coagulated energy”. And if God says, “Meh, this bores me.”, it will simply revert to the energy which it is. It will “burn up”.
Interesting. I can’t see any difference in the green squares, even after I know which one is supposed to be different.
Some folks want to gain notoriety by making claims contrary to accepted norms.
It is the motivation behind “Diversity”.
>http://charltonteaching.blogspot.com/2014/07/diversity-destruction.html<
...Diversity is an anti-religion, and anti-ideology, a nepotism which promotes everything except one’s own family.
Diversity therefore equals the destruction of any and all religions and of all positive ideologies.
Because Diversity can only be destructive: whatever IS is insufficiently or inexactly diverse.
Whatever IS must therefore be destroyed in order to make it MORE Diverse.
And there is no conceivable or measurable end to it. Yesterday’s Diversity is today’s intolerable lack of Diversity.
Diversity is the destruction of Good; and it is the destruction of all types of Good - however defined. All are chewed up and spat out by Diversity.
Diversity is the promotion of chaos by the destruction of Good; and then there-naming of chaos as Good.
There are people with normal eyes that don’t see color the same way others do.
We are trained to identify colors in school now that hide this. Games such as what color is this?
There are actually people who see blue as red, but many of them aren’t aware of it.
The spectrum isn’t the problem, the problem is what does the brain tag that spectrum with.
Stupid article about a trivial observation.
Only in Britain and Commonwealth countries. Elsewhere, color only exists in our brains.
You may think it's all about you, but there is no u in color...
Artists work from the position of light and most are well-aware of the notion that light creates color and objects have no inherent color of their own.
So how do I know if I’m really taking the red pill?
If you live in the world of science, this is true. And the atoms that constitute matter are mostly the space between elections, etc. Then in that world, humans are stimulus-response machines, natural law and morality are useless and relative, and God is dead. And the result is that people actually listen to protesters screaming about nothing but their raw emotion and drivel.
However, in the True world of the Soul, the sky is blue, the Trinity is real, and humans are in God’s image who live under God’s law.
Hmmm...wondering about colorblindness
Reminds me of the CALVIN AND HOBBES cartoon in which Calvin’s dad explains to him how everything before 1950s was all black and white and then everything took on color.
Poor little confused kid! Hey, it even confused me for a while!
The color blue or at least a word for the color blue does not exist in ancient texts. Other colors are mentioned, but not blue.
If the color blue did not exist then, how can it exist now?
If color is, by definition, a visual phenomenon and it is only in the perceiving that that phenomenon is observable, then the perception of color CREATES the color, which would otherwise simply be an electromagnetic phenomenon.
This is basically the “tree falls in a forest” question with a visual rather than an aural component.
Yeah, like gender. /s
Are you gonna believe this guy or your own lying eyes?
Color is not in our minds in any sense.From the standpoint of the subject, color is not in or a feature of his perceptual awareness. The physical facts show that color is a relational property of objects, arising from an interaction between them and our visual systems.
Also,colors are not separate objects of awareness, or qualities in inner objects, but aspects of the way external objects appear to us in respect of their reflectance properties.They are thus aspects of the means by which we are directly aware of those properties.
Finally, these reflectance properties could be perceived in different forms,if our perceptual apparatus were different.
Just like gender...