What if every single person saw different colors. Let me explain, what if when we were growing up we were made to believe that certain colors to certain people were different colors to others? By that I mean that my mom could be teaching me what a red crayon looks like, however “red” to her might really be a different “red” to me. The reason why everyone might think that we all see the same exact colors is because we were always taught to believe that the wrong colors are the right colors. 

Just like when we hear different types of music and are attracted to certain types of music and not attracted to others, I think that this might be similar to colors. We were always taught what certain colors were because everyone seems to be in a consensus as to what color is what, however, we were never taught what types of music to like and that may be why we all have different opinions when it comes to music.

I think that this is might be a very difficult topic to put into words and might be hard to understand and I think that this article does a fantastic job into putting this topic into a different perspective. 

Something interesting I thought of involves colorblind people. Are color blind people really the color “smart” people? What if color blind people are the ones that don’t fall into the belief of colors and catch the difference between different people? It would be interesting to live in a world where every single person saw a different color and knew they were all seeing different colors. 

This debate brings up many interesting topics to debate: if we are all seeing different colors then why are certain mixes of colors pleasing to most people? Is there a certain way to scientifically prove this? and many more that you might think of on your own.