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Maybe that's a language issue, because purple and violet are color names around here. And as such, they are both a construct of the brain, as any other colors,
by subb 1y ago
Maybe that's a language issue, because purple and violet are color names around here.
And as such, they are both a construct of the brain, as any other colors, like... white.
What we label as "violet wavelength" is only a narrow projection of our experience outward. Case in point, we don't have such colorful (eh) names for other EM wavelength.
I say narrow because you could take this pure laser and change th surrounding and you will inevitably perceive it differently, even though the power and wavelength are the same.