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Originally Posted by 2v

^ yes, that is very interesting. you are very right. Just yesterday I was looking into a pool of food coloring and other mixtures of chemicals & colors in mixed water with bleach, soap, spic & span etc., and the color, though a red-grayish tint, was changing as the water moved on and that was my sense perceiving it as different colors through the chemical water.

What does that tell ME as a person?

I know that the human eye is extremely sensitive to light, for a being of any kind. That is why we see rainbows, sky illusions, hell, even stunt illusions sometimes. (Have you ever looked into a cat's eye and seen a glare? It's fact that it's only YOUR eye being flashed back onto your eyes, sort of, it's because a light is directly facing your eyes at the moment, which is what blinds you to the blackness of the cat's eyes when looking at you. The cat's eyes look red but they are really just glared! Haha, I found this out myself with experiments) Anyway, the world is actually purple, not blue. And our green? More of a grayish bland mold.. lol.. the planet is actually very ugly in color for beings without eye sensitivity such as ours. Truthfully, I don't know if we have "average" eyes on a term of what is average, because I really don't believe that we should be judging ourselves by beings of our own planet by standards such as sensitivity unless they have senses we can't even begin to understand (snakes smelling with their tongue or rather feeling body heat) ... In other words, if there are more beings out there, wouldn't they also have bodies or masses of some sort with senses? If they don't in a planetary habitat that hosts life that may just tell us it's the INGREDIENTS in a world that creates it's creatures. Maybe it's just me, but all of this seems clear as maybe a mixture of things.

interesting. I wonder what it would look like to beings with a higher sensitivity than us?...i mean...snakes don't smell with their tongues, literally. I don't believe anyways. I think it's more of a sense that we don't understand, that is best described as smell. Which either way, isn't necessarily something we lack. It's just backwards. We smell, and can generally taste through our noise. Because i don't remember the exact percentage. But it's a fairly large percentage of what we taste, that isn't actually sensed through taste buds...it's sensed through our nose...where as the snake is clearly the exact opposite...snakes are just fucked up in general...not literally, but in comparison to us....as a snake could say we are fucked up in comparison to them...we can sense body heat as well...we just don't see it. And our sense of body heat is extremely fucking un-evolved.

however, about the whole vision thing. I don't necessarily think that it's a matter of other animals vision being un-evolved...not that you said that...but i think it's a matter of the cerebral cortex of the brain. The cones and rods in our eyes that are responsible for what we see are extremely lacking in most departments of vision. What we see is upside down, and full of holes. If you were to walk on your hands staring through a chase grater, it would be pretty similair to what we actually see...which would explain why we usually arn't capable...or likely to see ghosts...if you believe in that sort of thing..where as animals are said to be able to...the brain compensates for what it can't see...and pretty much just guesses what is around is when it's filling in the holes...so animals might not see in vibrant color like we do. But it's safe to atleast guess that some animals see everything in much more detail asside from color...i know this isn't that profound but i do find it interesting.....i wish I knew more about this sort of thing.