Re:Tetrachromats: people who see colors invisible to most of...
by crazygringo on Sunday November 17, 2019 @12:41PM
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I think certainly, yes. I wonder if that's been researched?
That wouldn't prove, but it would strongly suggest, that they're seeing the same qualia as the rest of us in the end, just mapped differently. Particularly if we could find "symmetries" -- i.e. for each area of new distinction they see, there's a corresponding area of distinction that collapses.
That wouldn't prove, but it would strongly suggest, that they're seeing the same qualia as the rest of us in the end, just mapped differently. Particularly if we could find "symmetries" -- i.e. for each area of new distinction they see, there's a corresponding area of distinction that collapses.