It HAS been proven that the first race of humans were Black due to the extreme amount of sunlight in Africa. But when we became self aware we spread our skin turned pale due to different climates and for that reason when you are exposed to the sun you get a tan

We all have different shades of colour I know this is a proven face as my left eye sees lighter colours than my right

Some people are the opposite of color blind.
They can see more colors then most people.
The problem is they don't know that they can see more colors because they are so used to it.

That always gets me thinking.

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goo_splatter wrote

NPS wrote It's been scientifically proven wrong. I asked my Science teacher and she made me do a whole project on it. I never want to see this topic come up again because of how much work it took me to finish the project and find out if we all see different colors.

I found we all see the same colors.

How'd you prove it? Do you have any data or research of any type?

I don't feel like explaining again but just imagine what would happen if colors were like this.

Green looked like Yellow
Orange looked like Brown
Purple looked like Blue

We'd start to describe the colors differently.

Also, think about how alike every human is. Every human has 99% of the same DNA. It would make no sense why we would see colors differently.

Ofcourse it would, colors are not real they are an identification process which has evolved to help us to determine between predator and prey, btw Atoms dont have color. What say you?

Never thought about this, seems confusing.

NPS wrote

goo_splatter wrote

NPS wrote It's been scientifically proven wrong. I asked my Science teacher and she made me do a whole project on it. I never want to see this topic come up again because of how much work it took me to finish the project and find out if we all see different colors.

I found we all see the same colors.

How'd you prove it? Do you have any data or research of any type?

I don't feel like explaining again but just imagine what would happen if colors were like this.

Green looked like Yellow
Orange looked like Brown
Purple looked like Blue

We'd start to describe the colors differently.

Also, think about how alike every human is. Every human has 99% of the same DNA. It would make no sense why we would see colors differently.

Everyone's eyes are different and because of this reason we DO see different shades of the same color. My shade of green may be way lighter than your shade of green, but we both call it green. People who are color deficient might not see green as green, they may see yellow as yellow and OUR green as yellow so they don't know the difference.