My Therory on Colors (No scientific proof)

[SawQuart]

@Zyvo:

> hmm… iterezfing.
> (sofry cor mybax spellinv im trying to type on a touchscreen phone)
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> this brings me to another thlught. a scisngicic thedofy iz tbat ll dogs see in black and white.
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> what ic that's how the world really looks?
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> it  oulx very well be that our minds have created this false sense of  or to briten up our wod.

Lulz

Anyways, I had this theory back a few years ago, and Goddie just changed my mind about it. The way our brains perceive colors are the same, and thus you see the same color. Our brains would have to be WAY more complicated if what you say is true because colors have effects on TONs of attributes of our brains. Color triggers hunger (if you see a greyish green thing, you don't want it, while if you see a red thing, you may be more tempted to eat it) touch (you instinctively stay away from bright colors), and even hearing (when you are in a pitch black room, your hearing is better).

[Drummerpete]

Philosoraptor… Hard at work.