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And we've got trichromatic vision, so we see in red, green and blue, and we're just complete color addicts.
We love eye-popping color, and we try to bring this eye-popping color underwater with us.
So there's been a long and sordid history of bringing color underwater, and it starts 88 years ago with Bill Longley and Charles Martin, who were trying to take the first underwater color photograph.
They're creating an artificial environment so we can satisfy our own addiction to color.
And looking at it the other way, what we've been finding is that instead of bringing color underwater with us, that we've been looking at the blue ocean, and it's a crucible of blue, and these animals living there for millions of years have been evolving all sorts of ways to take in that blue light and give off other colors.
These men, they blanketed the walls with a frieze of pure color, and in these stories you'll notice familiar landscapes, the artists using Roman monuments or a Tuscan landscape to render a faraway story, something much more familiar.
There's just space and structure and energy; a monumental painted framework which opens onto nine panels, more driven by sculptural form than painterly color.
As it happens, all 100 prisoners have green eyes, but they've lived there since birth, and the dictator has ensured they can't learn their own eye color.
They turn this milky-white color.
Each of you will have either a black or a white hat on your head assigned randomly, and I won't tell you how many of each color there are.
When I say to begin, each of you must guess the color of your hat starting with the person in the back and moving up the line.
He gets his own hat color wrong, but that's okay since you're collectively allowed to have one wrong answer.
Each begins by expecting to see an odd or even number of hats of the specified color.
If what they count doesn't match, that means their own hat is that color.
Race medicine also leaves patients of color especially vulnerable to harmful biases and stereotypes.
Two: each house's interior walls are painted a different color.
Clue one gives you a nationality and a color.
Now that the only unassigned wall color is yellow, this must be applied to the first house, where clue seven says the Dunhill smoker lives.
This gives it amazing flexibility and creativity when facing a new situation or problem, whether its opening a bottle to reach food, escaping through a maze, moving around in a new environment, changing the texture and the color of its skin to blend into the scenery, or even mimicking other creatures to scare away enemies.
And then label them, to put color in them in order to be able to track them in the brain.
One time I asked her what her favorite color was.
It was this wild place full of color and life, home to these alien-looking, fantastical creatures.
But it's also the rhetoric of activists urging change, such as Martin Luther King Jr's dream that his children will one day live in a nation where they will not be judged by the color of their skin, but by the content of their character.
But even though she has never seen color, Mary is an expert in color vision and knows everything ever discovered about its physics and biology.
Now imagine that one day, Mary's black and white screen malfunctions and an apple appears in color.
Is there anything about perceiving color that wasn't captured in all her knowledge?
He argued that if Mary already knew all the physical facts about color vision, and experiencing color still teaches her something new, then mental states, like color perception, can't be completely described by physical facts.
To most people hearing Mary's story, it seems intuitively obvious that actually seeing color will be totally different than learning about it.
Therefore, there must be some quality of color vision that transcends its physical description.
The knowledge argument isn't just about color vision.
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