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Color

Submitted by Cayla McNally on Tue, 04/10/2007 - 9:56pm.

Last week's discussion about color really blew my mind. I have always been aware of how we perceive color differently, but for some reason, the discussion in class seemed so new to me. It's a little bit unnerving to think that there is a very good possibility that we all see color differently, with the differences ranging from slight to severe. This is strange to think about, especially since we live in such a visual society.

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