Left colors and Right colors
Science tries to find the facts of perception
in the lenses and processing of each eye..
Our materialist research and findings
are satisfying to some..but
what of our experience of perceptions
within and actually made of
Consciousness..?
Colors become vibrations
within and made of..
Vibrations..temporary and changing
coming and going
each very different
in its rising
within
and
as...
Science tries to find the facts of perception
in the lenses and processing of each eye..
Our materialist research and findings
are satisfying to some..but
what of our experience of perceptions
within and actually made of
Consciousness..?
Colors become vibrations
within and made of..
Vibrations..temporary and changing
coming and going
each very different
in its rising
within
and
as...
noticed it as a child.
If I close my right eye, the world just looks ... colder. White walls take on a very subtle blue or green tint. If I close my left eye, the world becomes a bit warmer, as if filtered by very pale rose glass.
The effect is extremely, extremely subtle. It's not like my eyes are covered with red-blue 3D glasses. It's as if someone pulled up a color slider in Photoshop and adjusted the hue in each eye by just one tiny notch. I'd lie in bed as a 5-year-old and play this game — closing one eye and then another — and find wonder in the weirdness of it.
This sounds odd, but I don't think I'm alone. The question of whether our left and right eyes perceive color slightly different pops up on Quora, Reddit, and other internet forums occasionally.
So I asked a handful of visual perception experts to find out: Is this real?
It's actually quite plausible that each eye sees color slightly differently...
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