/sci/ - Science & Math

>>16155123
>Do you see red? Explain this.

Color perception is subjective

>>16149841

color perception is subjective

>>16054191

Colors are subjective.

>>15780997

Color is fixed, but internal interpretation of the color is variable.

>>12107345
>is everything fundamentally subjective

Yes, it is possible for two people to see the exact same data and come up with different conclusions.
Ex:Racial differences in intelligence, liberal progressives will explain any differences are because of environmental differences, systemic racism, flawed tests, etc. They fundamentally reject the idea that intelligence is different for different races.

>>12074377
>>12074434
another version

Gravity influences time and space, and light can't escape black holes. In fact they are often used in science fiction to demonstrate how you can travel very far without moving at light speed and at instant or nearly instant speeds.

>>11057076

>>9969458

No.

>>9634576
I always saw it as sky blue and vomit brown/goldish.

>>9138549
>PS Although if anyone has advice on separating wheat from chaff,

If they start the interview by asking what pronoun you prefer being addressed by... LEAVE
If the interviewer has hair dyed a non-natural color... LEAVE
If you honestly cannot tell what the sex is of the person interviewing you is AND they tell you address them with a pronoun of XE... LEAVE

>>9073658
You're crazy if you see anything other than blue and vomit brown/gold.

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