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Originally Posted by Rndm_Perfection
Well, what I'm questioning is, what if I see brown the way you would see blue? In other words, when you look at the sky, you might see what you'd call orange (but in the same shade that the blue would be). Sure, you may say "But that'd mean it would be the same color as the sun", but then the Sun was green, really really bright green (or at least what you'd consider green!).
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This part confused me... I, before I read this paragraph, thought you were saying that what I might see as green you would see as my orange. But you would call that color green and we'd agree on the name, we just weren't seeing the same color (as we thought we were).
But that paragraph seems to suggest that what I see as green, and call green, you see as orange, and call orange. If it were like that, we would all know we were seeing different colors and there wouldn't be anything to discuss.
So I'll just assume that you typed it wrong.
Anyway, I think that we don't see different colors, at least not in so different a way that what I would call orange would actually look like my green to another guy.
We may see different colors as a little but of different shades, but not completely different colors. I think there would be something physical in the eye that would show us that.
*shrugs and walks away*