Do colors really exist? Or is it a human illusion?

The question relates to the theory of human origins, does human beings exist? Or is it just an experience of consciousness? This problem has not been explained. Going back to philosophy, materialism would say that colors are real.

Bask in the sun, face the sun, close your eyes, and an orange world will appear before your eyes. When the hands are placed on the eyes, the blue world appears, and when the hands are separated a little, the pink color appears, and the intensity of the light and the size of the shadows will affect the color change of the illusion world. I've tried many times and it never got green.

One day, lying in the sun and sunbathing, I closed my eyes and saw that green appeared. The colors of the illusion are pure and expansive, and every time I immerse myself in this pure and vivid color illusion, my soul feels very relaxed and happy. It's like taking a bath in the heart.

I've been experiencing this for more than ten years, soaking in it, feeling my breath and my heartbeat, feeling every cell in my body smiling peacefully in this hallucination, and dancing hand in hand, dancing my wonderful and gorgeous song of life......

We distinguish colors every day, and they bring different experiences to life, but are these colors really like what we see? How are colors formed?

No. Everyone sees different colors because of the different visual reception systems of people. As a result, there is a certain difference in the color received by the human eye.

Colors are an illusion of human beings, and everyone sees not necessarily the same color. The color we see is not the color itself, but the color we see after the intensity of the light waves received by humans is translated by the brain. Some people may not receive the same light waves, and the natural translation may not be the same.

Not an illusion. It's just that everyone has a different sensitivity to different colors.

The color should be real, and then based on the reflection of light into our eyes.

Colors really exist, otherwise how would we humans be able to see and distinguish them.

Colors are real, but there are some variations due to the refraction of light.

Probably not, after all, color has a relationship with light, even if there is no eye color.

Colors are real in the world and have nothing to do with illusions.

Color doesn't exist, it's just the impression that the nervous system of our brain has been processed.

The color is real, don't you know the paint or something, according to the eyes.

Yes, after all, this thing is something we don't know about.

Color is real, it's a sensory response from people.

Of course, color does not exist, but it is not an illusion of human beings, because when people look at things, there will be light reflected wavelengths, and then through the action of the eyeball and retina, and finally color.

Colors do exist because the wavelengths of various colors are different, because research and the brain can distinguish between these wavelengths and form colors in our brains and react to them.

Color doesn't exist. The colors we see are produced by the nervous system of our brain working together with the cones of our eyes. The colors we can see are visible light, and there is a lot of invisible light. Colors are created by humans.

Color doesn't exist, it's just a definition given by humans. In fact, it is the color reflected by the reflected visible light through the brain processing, which can be said to be an illusion, and the object itself has no color, and scientists have studied this problem for a long time.

Scientifically judged that color does not exist, it is only an illusion of human beings to some extent, and the reason why we can see color is because the reflection of visible light in our nervous system and the fone system, under its action, allows us to see some colors.