it's a good point but in my opinion highly unlikely

But what if black is white and white is actually black?

TGC wrote But what if black is white and white is actually black?

Do you see the same red as I do?

TGC wrote But what if black is white and white is actually black?

That isn't possible because they aren't colors by definition. OP, I see what your saying, but what if the insane are the true humans, naturally. Instead of saying we are mentally ill, what if we say we are the wrong ones and the mentally ill are correct representation of humans. Anyways, with science and medical advances in the past years we know that mentally ill people actually have conditions that aren't in a normal humans functions.

I feel like people that are crazy do see the world the way it really is.
But not because of pills.

For someone to 'see the world as it really is' they'd first have to see what the world is actually like, truly.

We are not the same, that is a fact. So who says our vision or our perception is the same? Think of it this way. I might see a completely different shade of red looking at the same strawberry as you, yet we both agree its red.

What if that strawberry is not red in the first place? What if everything is in fact colorless?

What I am trying to say is, color is something we made up. That strawberry doesn't know its red, that banana doesn't know its yellow. If we hadn't have invented names for colors it'd just be a banana and it'd just be a strawberry.

If humans have the ingenuity to place names on something what is stopping someone with a mental disability from seeing something else? We just assume it is red because we were told that color is red. For all we know that could be green in someone elses eyes.

No one is going to see the world as 'it truly is' because our perception of everything around us is derived from another person. We share our knowledge of this universe and we receive it from others.

Its scary to think that we rely so much on others really. Imagine this scenario, you have a child and you tell the child that red is green and green is red and you enforce it through his life. That child is going to see those two colors different now, because he derived them from you.

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Some people may go "crazy" because of the ways that they think but the tablets and all the medication make's them actually ill.

I believe some foods/drinks even toothpaste make us more dumber and less likely to use our third eye. I don't believe mentally ill people see the world how it really is, I believe that there brains just don't function right.

Saying this, I do believe that some people may see the world for how it really is, just not the mentally ill. I believe that some people are higher beings and know a lot more about the world than we do.

What if the computer we are using is a peace of paper but we dont see it like that?