I heard that black isn't actually a color
It's absent of light
Black and white are different from other colors, but how? Understand the science behind colors and learn how designers can leverage black and white.
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Color isn't real, we just perceive it is.
What if there are colors within the visible spectrum that our brains can't perceive? In fact, there are. They're called impossible colors. But some researchers think they've discovered a way to see the impossible.
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Thats a perfect example of what i was trying to explain the other day about perception being deceptive.
Our eyes and ears give our brain information that isn't true.
This leads down a rabbit hole when looking for what is real. What is actually true?
Since our brain receives electronic signals it's like a computer. It processes information and can store information (memories) so could we be in the matrix?
Could it be possible the information we have personally found could be uploaded somewhere?
memories are stored in a device (our brain) since electronic signals have created them, Could the creator of a matrix view our memories?
This raises more troublesome questions. Since we're manipulated to believe what we see and what we hear is absolute truth, when in fact it isn't as colour and sound don't exist in the physical world, what else could we be manipulated to believe?
If the electronic signals our brain receives can be uploaded. What would stop our brains from being able to download information? How can we be certain our thoughts are actually our thoughts?
Have you ever thought about things at random? Have you ever got a song you haven't heard in years suddenly get stuck in your head?
If so you didn't choose to experience that, you had no choice over it. Could someone be trying to annoy us?
You often hear people saying they didn't know what they were doing or why. What if they're actually right?