Do you see the same color I see?

A few weeks ago, the color of the dress in a picture, becoming a big spice, became popular on the Internet.

Nowhere was the same opinion about the color of that dress. In offices, there were two houses in the house - one, which looked like a dress gold-white and the other one, a dress blue-black.

So what is originality again? The same picture, how can two humans look different from the naked eye?

All depends on the mind
The really interesting thing is to know what goes on in our mind about the color of an object. Do you know what its science is?

Imagine, I am watching the sunset in the hands of one of my friends. At sunset, the sky looks golden, while from the other side, the blue sky appears to be matching with it. I say, "What beautiful colors." And another friend also agreed.

Then after a brief silence I say that the sky is blue in color. Friend has But the question is that the person who is able to see the same blue color that I am seeing.

It is possible here. Maybe the blue color I am seeing, the other one is not seeing the same blue color.

It is also possible that I see a golden blue sky and the other partner is seeing a dark blue color.

The reason for my concern is the scale of philosophy, not neuroscience.

Difference possible
You may ask why I am immersed in this worry instead of watching the spectacular sunset.

When you think of retard, you will find my concern pleasant. Around 8 percent of the world's men and 0.5 percent of women are victims of color blindness.

Many people do not accept that they are victims of color blindness. They spend their lives and see things in different colors.

According to neuroscience, we can see the color of something with the help of photoreceptors. There are sensors behind our eyes which signal our brain about color.

We have a wide variety of photoreceptors sensitive to different colors. Most people have three types of photoreceptors.

They are sensitive to blue, green and red. Due to the information received by them, the world of other colors can be seen.

Men with color blindness have a weakness in green-sensitive photoreceptors, making them the default when looking at a green object.

Why the difference
On the other hand, some people are more sensitive to colors than some people. They contain four color-sensitive photoreceptors.

Birds and creeping aquatars are tetra chromatic, meaning they are also looking at the infrared and ultraviolet spectrum.

Tetra chromates of humans do not see much more than normal light, but many people are sensitive to the color between red and green due to having extra photoreceptors.

That is, the way the Tetra chromate ability is able to recognize the color of Summer-Grass-Green and Spanish-Lime-Green, the normal person is not able to.

We are sharing the sunset experience with you. So it is possible that the color that I am able to see, my partner will not be able to see, or vice versa.

If we think that we know about the other, but even then we cannot be sure about our information how much we know. Historically, psychiatrists have used a code of conduct.

This behavior makes questions of internal experience irrelevant. Meaning that you started calling my blue color blue but you must be seeing the sky red. Or do we already know what color the sky is, then it will worry about internal experience?

Experience experience
This approach also has considerable advantages. It is possible that we believe that the difference in our inner experience is real and it matters. In fact, some differences are inevitable.

We can use common words and share our experiences. But it is true that no other person will see the sunset.

We can see different things. We can talk about it.

Well in some case, the sun has sunk and we are walking from there. Maybe you can see the dark blue color of the sunset. But your sunset experience may not be the same as my experience.

We have to do our vision test and then see that Whki sensitivity to color is high. But we will never know how the other man sees the particular color.

As long as we say that the sunset was spectacular, we agree. We saw his blue color and he saw his blue color. We did not see the same color. But we shared our experience with you. But this experience will be unique because no two people in the world will have the same brains as ours.