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What colour is that really?

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What colour is that really?
« Reply #20 on: 03/08/2009 06:49:12 »
All of that I agree with. Our individual experiences are all different and essentially personal and are affected by the sum of all our experiences.
What strikes me is the way that Colour is, somehow, reckoned to be different from other sensations. People don't seem to make the same comment about Sound but exactly the same, personal slant must be applied to each sound we hear.
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