If you are "blue and black" person and can't understand how somebody could see "white and gold", here is the best explanation I have seen so far: "I think my b

If you are "blue and black" person and can't understand how somebody could see "white and gold", here is the best explanation I have seen so far: "I think my brain is interpreting the bluish part as a white surface reflecting some indirect blue light." I personally can under no conditions see "white and gold", I always see just "blue and black" (I tried different ambient light, different screen brightness, different screens, Photoshop manipulations; my brain can always mentally subtract artefacts of shown physical RGB pixels and decode true colors of the captured scene, I can't force my vision not to do these corrections). But at least this explanation made me understand how somebody else's vision could get "white and gold" perception (even if it's incorrect interpretation of the real world scene captured by that photo).