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Colors
Being partially colorblind, I am always amazed at the perception we have of colors: how some people prefer some colors to other colors, and how different color combinations can be appealing or disgusting, depending on the person. This led me to wonder whether we all see the same thing when looking at the same thing. If I look at the blue sky, I see blue. I know it's blue because that's what I was taught as a child. What if when someone else looks up that day and they see what they call a blue sky, their blue is what I associate with green? What if the palette of colors my brain sees for different wavelengths is completely unique? Would there be any way to prove this?
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-Slauncha
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