Team Laurel or Team Yanni?

[hilabeans]

Whoa that is weird but very interesting! Sound is just one of those things you don’t really think about being perceived differently by other people so haha what an eye opener!

I told him he was a witch and I didn't want to be his friend anymore. It's Yanny.

[MissterDog]

I told him he was a witch and I didn't want to be his friend anymore. It's Yanny.

How I envision that conversation

[Valyrian]

Whoa that is weird but very interesting! Sound is just one of those things you don’t really think about being perceived differently by other people so haha what an eye opener!

What if what I see as the colour red may be seen as 'my' blue through your eyes. But we would never know what other people see because we've all been told since birth that the colour we see is referred to as red. I've often wondered that.

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[Valyrian]

Apparently if you can hear higher frequencies you can hear Yanni. Must be my old ears.

Well I'm 34 and I can clearly hear Yanny. I dont know how the hell it could sound like Laurel in a million years

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[tttaylorrr]

What if what I see as the colour red may be seen as 'my' blue through your eyes. But we would never know what other people see because we've all been told since birth that the colour we see is referred to as red. I've often wondered that.

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as an art major this was never the case for us

[Valyrian]

as an art major this was never the case for us

How would you ever know what someone else *physically* sees though? That's like saying you can feel the exact same sensation. You can only ever relate what you experience to someone else. You would agree on the name of the colour because we all see the same part of the electromagnetic spectrum (even that may not be the case). But the way your eyes and brain physically receive and actually process that information could be completely different to someone else.

So if you could see through my eyes and my brain what you actually see may be completely different to what you see in your own body. My green might be your purple but we know those colours by name so will refer to them as the same name.

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[hilabeans]

How I envision that conversation

It's like you were right there with us. I work for an IT company, so basically everyone looks like one of those 2 characters.

[tttaylorrr]

okay now you blew my mind

How would you ever know what someone else *physically* sees though? That's like saying you can feel the exact same sensation. You can only ever relate what you experience to someone else. You would agree on the name of the colour because we all see the same part of the electromagnetic spectrum (even that may not be the case). But the way your eyes and brain physically receive and actually process that information could be completely different to someone else.

So if you could see through my eyes and my brain what you actually see may be completely different to what you see in your own body. My green might be your purple but we know those colours by name so will refer to them as the same name.

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[Valyrian]

How would you ever know what someone else *physically* sees though? That's like saying you can feel the exact same sensation. You can only ever relate what you experience to someone else. You would agree on the name of the colour because we all see the same part of the electromagnetic spectrum (even that may not be the case). But the way your eyes and brain physically receive and actually process that information could be completely different to someone else.

So if you could see through my eyes and my brain what you actually see may be completely different to what you see in your own body. My green might be your purple but we know those colours by name so will refer to them as the same name.

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Ha ha do you see what I mean? There are people who are colour blind and that can be measured. But what if everyone physically sees colours differently but just don't know it because there's currently no way to measure it?

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[MasonC2K]

Well I'm 34 and I can clearly hear Yanny. I dont know how the hell it could sound like Laurel in a million years

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This is how I feel about hearing Laurel. I clearly here a deep robot voice saying Laurel. I am 41 btw.