287: Brain Win Word Warp

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Myq hangs out with Christian Finnegan, Joe Zimmerman, and Danny Hatch on the KATG Network

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[Imatami]

Hey Great show,
The Melbourne Comic who did the show in the Skate shop is David Quirk. I've seen him perform before but not that show. He is indeed very funny

[Kilrouy fels]

Just on the ever so popular discussion of perception of color; Whether it's perceived subjectively is interesting, but color IS a real measurable thing. That is to say, color is the differences in the wave length of the visible light spectrum.

So whether one sees a bucket as blue while another sees it as red, we can measure the wave length of light reflecting off of it at, say 700nm, there by making it red.
The one who sees it as blue is, in fact, wrong. Regardless of their personal perception.

[myq]

Originally Posted by Imatami

Hey Great show,
The Melbourne Comic who did the show in the Skate shop is David Quirk. I've seen him perform before but not that show. He is indeed very funny

Thank you for the confirmation!

Originally Posted by Kilrouy fels

Just on the ever so popular discussion of perception of color; Whether it's perceived subjectively is interesting, but color IS a real measurable thing. That is to say, color is the differences in the wave length of the visible light spectrum.

So whether one sees a bucket as blue while another sees it as red, we can measure the wave length of light reflecting off of it at, say 700nm, there by making it red.
The one who sees it as blue is, in fact, wrong. Regardless of their personal perception.

Thank you for the confirmation also!