"Science tells us there’s no color in the world. It occurs only in our brains," says philosopher, psychologist, and robotics engineer Riccardo Manzotti.
How then do we see color? What are the implications of believing that this experience is all inside our heads? And how have scientists reacted to the difficulties they have encountered verifying this theory?
How then do we see color? What are the implications of believing that this experience is all inside our heads? And how have scientists reacted to the difficulties they have encountered verifying this theory?
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