dsgrue3 on 20 December 2012
| ganoncrotch said: optical illusions work just because your eyes are not trustworthy when it comes to exactly what you are in fact looking at, besides if you were born as a wee baby and you looked at orange and saw the colour green, when you're growing up you're going to go to school and be thought all the colours, including how what you are seeing as green is called orange. I've seen a few bits and pieces of study before which suggested depression could be caused in people who were unable to correctly distinguish and tell the lighter oranges/yellow colours so they were literally living in a much darker and greyer world of their own. |
Unless you are color deficient, you cannot see green as orange. It simply isn't possible as I've already shown.
