When I was a kid my dad and I talked about that a lot. There are some perceptual differences between people. For instance I enjoy a visual phenomena called "visual snow". My opthalmologist can't understand what's going on, but in dim lighting or low contrast I see what can best be described as a film grain type texture if you know what I mean. In total darkness I see spots, lines, shimmery and wavy things in different shades of mostly green and purple.
JD1stTimer Reviewed by JD1stTimer on . probably my deepest, interesting thought ever... ok try to stay with me on this one... what if everybody saw different colors and each and everybodys life is full of different colors? i mean the color green to me could be a completely different color to you, but the world continues to function because we look at something and are told that it is "green". the only way i can even try to describe what im saying is try to think of it like the matrix in a way. everything is a code and we see what our minds depict of this code. when a kid is Rating: 5