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> perhaps the light just LOOKS less blue. That is a really interesting distinction! Blue is a color derived by social consensus, but it is also a particular wa
by darkerside 8y ago
> perhaps the light just LOOKS less blue.
That is a really interesting distinction! Blue is a color derived by social consensus, but it is also a particular wavelength of photons. I'm curious about what's there if we dive in and examine what specific wavelengths of light (numerically) cause damage, and what is the overlap with what we typically consider the color blue. I'm sure it's not one to one.
- skybrian 8y agoWe're able to see similar colors under different lighting conditions only because the mind adjusts what you see for lighting. Seems like the same should be true for filters.