How do we know we all see the same colors in the same way?

Ever wondered if we all perceive colors the same way? In this fast-paced YouTube Short, we dive into the fascinating science behind color perception! Discover how our eyes and brains work together to interpret colors and why some people see colors differently due to factors like genetics and lighting. We'll explore eye anatomy, color blindness, and even optical illusions that challenge our understanding. Join us on this colorful journey and unravel the mystery of color perception! Don’t forget to like and share this video if you find it intriguing!

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I have a theory that this isn’t true!
We all know the blue and purple mix together well, right? So if for example someone sees the actual blue and purple so it blends nicely. And another persons eyes see red and green but call it the same thing. Then how would green and red mix well together? If everyone agrees to that, they need to all have the same colour so they actually do blend together. Argue if you want!