Wow i think that would be pretty much in possible becuase don't we have to see it or at least describe it in a minimal? I always thought thats how dreams work maybe i am wrong. |
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Anyone ever seen a colour that doesn't exist in a dream, not like a combination of purple and green, a new colour all together. |
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By far, Mothra (in all of it's forms) is the worst kaiju of all time.
Wow i think that would be pretty much in possible becuase don't we have to see it or at least describe it in a minimal? I always thought thats how dreams work maybe i am wrong. |
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There is no way to see a color that doesn't exist. Maybe see a color that you haven't seen before but you could do that once in every dream since the pixels of life are in the billions of different shades of color. |
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yea thats not possible cus every color has to come from the primary colors, maybe a new shade youve never seen or it may look super cool glowing or what not but not a new color. well at least i dot think so...just my 2 cents, cant no for sure tho |
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I thought I did when I was a kid. It was kind of sickly fractal space beige. |
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I ment like a new primary all together, or maybe a new addition to the black-white scale. |
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By far, Mothra (in all of it's forms) is the worst kaiju of all time.
Or colours that couldn't exist, like Octarine (a sort of purplish-greenish-yellow, and looks black or invisible when humans see it). I occasionally try to envision such colours in my head, which tends to give me a migraine if I manage to imagine it for more than a few seconds (same goes for four- and five-dimensional space). It would be an interesting experiment to try to see nonexistent colours in a lucid. |
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Uh seeing as we evolved to have trichromic vision there will only be a certain set of 'labels' available for the brain to use as colour. |
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The human eye can only see a small range in the complete color spectrum. I don't know how you would imagine it, but I'm sure the mind's eye can view it. |
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Goals completed since joining: 10 -- Last goal completed: February 17, 2009
Uncontrolled lucid dreams:23.5--controlled lucid dreams:24.5
--WILDs:16.5--MILDs:1.5--DILDs:22--DEILDs:8--Quasilucids(do not count):3--
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You just think you are. It's just the sensation (illusion, w/e) of seeing that color, and while the feeling that you are seeing a new color might be profound and interesting, you will never be able to concretely visually imagine it in your head, because we are just not equipped to. And don't say you can, because physically speaking, it's just impossible to see any wavelengths of light that reside outside of our visible spectrum unless you are equipped with receptors that take in different wavelengths, but then you probably would have already been discovered by scientists willing to know more about your "new color seeing phenomenon." |
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I have no problem talking about things in terms of abstract concepts such as the "subconscious" or "mind's eye", I feel they are really interesting representations of the unexplained aspects of our own mind, and beautiful in their own right, but you can't just use these abstract concepts to conveniently explain all of these extraordinary claims about seeing "new colors", it's like answering every question by saying, a wizard did it! |
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I understand all of that, but it would still be a fun challenge to try and imagine a new color in a lucid dream. |
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It should be possible to see unviewable colors during a dream. The limiting factor on our visual perception are our eyes. They are only equipped to see the part of the spectrum we consider the visual spectrum. Yes, we typically dream in visible colors because they are the only colors we see. If you really try though, there is no reason you can't come up with something that our eyes can't perceive. After all, we don't see things with our eyes in a dream, we just have the images come straight from the brain. |
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Exactly what I've been trying to say...but with better wording. |
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I think i see the colors with a new sense. |
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The eyes are only physical devices that take in information. It is our brains that actually process and interpret the information and construct a mental image of the world based upon the sensory-input provided by the eyes. In that sense, any image that we see "with our eyes" while awake is really just a picture made by our mind--though, while awake, our mental construct of the world is constrained (for the most part) by the data being collected by our senses. The data collected by our eyes is restricted to the visible wavelengths of light, but the experience of seeing color is created by our minds. |
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Couldn't be bothered to read all of this, but I'm sure this is possible. People repeatedly report seeing colours they have never seen before while on lsd. Your eyes might be limited to three colours, your mind is not. |
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I've seen my emotions with my eyes while on a form of LSD. |
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The primary question is: What is color? |
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