Great point.

Something else to chew on: we've all heard of people who are "color blind" but most people don't know much about it. There are a lot of different color deficiencies that people can have. I met a guy who's eyes were red-deficient, meaning that purples looked like blue to him, etc. When you get old, the lens of your eye starts to harden and turn yellow, which greatly effects the way you view color. That's why old people's houses and clothes are sometimes extremely tacky.

Anyway, considering that we're capable of pinpointing deficiencies in people's color perception, you have to assume that there is an agreeable standard of which color is which.

Also, much less complicated, we would not be able to teach each other how to mix colors when we're finger-painting if we didn't all see the same colors.

but hold up what if we do see different colors it is just understood to be like for example red an apple is red to us but i may see it as green and the dude next to me may see it as blue but its red because thats what we kno it to be....right? but no matter how i explian it or say it noone ever understands me!!! its crazy

My contribution to the solution is this:

The emotions you get from colors. They come from specific colors and everyone gets them from the same colors. Now there is no way two people could feel the same emotion based on one color just because the name is 'red'. Our emotions felt through colors is a natural thing, it's not learned. Red is aggressive, blue is calm, etc. etc. The word is not natural the color is what is natural. We all feel the same emotions when seeing the same colors so I conclude we all see the same colors.

(And we all came from the same place pretty much. It would be weird for all our eyes, after evolving together for so long, to all work differently and randomly)

Deiceide you made my stomach hurt, but I like what you talked about which is wierd. ima go get blazed so moreeeeerdf

IN CONCLUSION as a post of mine stated a few days ago, stop posting that redivulous fucking idea over and over. Red is red and most importantly, green is green

My rebuddle to the "solution" of the color problem:

The problem here, lies with language. No matter what, if an apple is described as red, and the sky as blue, then these things become the standard of what red IS or what blue IS. No matter what color a person may see, these things are called 'red' and 'blue'. Therefore, if you perceive a blue apple, but of course it's 'red' to you, then you also perceive a bluish fire, and all things heat related would have a bluish hue to them. These are your 'warm' colors, and even though you see them as blue, you call them 'red' because 'red' is the standard for them. No matter if we all see different colors or not, if we can all say that an apple is 'red' (regardless of what color we actually perceive) then there is no problem.

that doesnt solve it really.

like; i could see apples as YOUR blue (my red), and the sun as YOUR brown (my yellow). my warm colors could be yellow and brown (your red and orange), and my cool colors could be black and green (your blue and violet). you see what im saying? but this is something that cant be solved because we'll never figure out how each individual human perceives the world differently. to the individual human colors seem normal because ever since we were born orange was orange and it always has been and we always perceive orange the same everytime. thats why hallucinogens can be really spiritual because you can perceive the world in a whole different way. possibly the way you feel when youre high is how i feel when im drunk and vise versa, crazy shit

i never thought of people seeing colors like,, randomly
but i always wondered if someone's red is more red then another persons red

like more saturated or lighter or darker

"whyy when i'm not highh does my life feel like its missin somethin? i knowww that iii must be high so that i can function :)"