Yup. Mind, color is _really_ complicated. The math to calculate color spaces is completely non-obvious, the eye's reactions to colors is subtle, and the brain

Yup. Mind, color is _really_ complicated. The math to calculate color spaces is completely non-obvious, the eye's reactions to colors is subtle, and the brain seems to interpret colors in interesting ways. (I remember at work, we needed to figure out why a thing was getting _more_ red as we shifted it into the blue spectrum... turns out that's why they call it ultraviolet.) I'll refer to a cool demonstration of this in action: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1891753 http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1891753 It's not scientific, but it's certainly telling. TL;DR: Green is the color we see well.