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overwhelming
and we all have the same idea of nothingness
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actually
i've always wondered
if we all see colors the same way
what if my blue
is your orange
but we've both been taught
to call it green?
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string queen
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p2-
see "what'syourfavouritecolorandwhy"
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string queen
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eh, what'syourfavouritecolourandwhy.
but that's not even the thread that has the discussion i really want you to see. there's a little something there, but not the exact thing i'm remembering. and grrrr, because i can't seem to find it. if i do, i'll post it here.
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In my opinion, the only thing that can be said is that what we precieve remains constant. ie. Red looks Red each time we see it, as does blue or green, This doesn't change moment to moment. But what it looks like to another is really Impossible to nail down. For in the end it is all just frequencies that we experience. We lable them Warm Red, Cool Blue ect. But that's what we've been taught to believe is the Quality of a Color. What I See May be something Totally Different from What You See, Yet we lable them the same Because We Have Been Taught To See Things That Way.
I can neither prove or Disprove this Theory, But then neither can You.
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sabbie
says some stuff
and I feel like its impossible that I perceive what she's talking about at all different than she intends...
and
i don't know how to explain it (never do), but this is what the blathe began as.
*blush*
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