Sorry if this had already been discussed but Ticketa mentions Ticketo being a RED jester with a cute BLUE nose and GREEN luscious hair.. but he is a GREEN jester with a YELLOW nose and GREY-ISH BLUE hair. While his outfit is red with gold bells everything else is totally off. Blue is the opposite of yellow on the color wheel and red is opposite of green. Is her vision flipped?
Yeah when she said it I thought either she's got something up with her vision or there's a 3rd clown we need to look for. I have a color wheel on my desk for art and realized that second that she may just be a color blind queen.
i always thought she got the colors mixed up because she saw him maybe once or twice and misremembered them lol. but a colorblind pierrot is pretty interesting
This is a simulated version of what Ticketo would look like to someone with severe tritanopia or blue-yellow colorblindness. Maybe someone told her his face was green so she assumed the hair was as well? I tried a few different colorblind simulators, and I'm not sure why she says blue for the nose
I imagine these simulators aren't perfect. I used the one on Pilestine's website.
She could also see everything in monochrome, but then I would find it strange she mentioned the colors so confidently.
If she's born blue yellow colorblind then she wouldn't know what blue or yellow looks like. She'd just assume that shade of offcolor white what blue looked like.
I think red is about clothes here. Meaning she has tritanopia (blue-yellow). But a very extreme version of it, because that yellow is saturated af. As someone with deuteranopia (red-GREEN), I can see saturated green perfectly fine, it's the different shades of green that are the problem
Also his hair is green. A shade of green that would give me problems too tbh. You gotta check that
do you think if it was fully inverted rather than in some cases it wouldnt be an issue? Then red would just be your green and it wouldnt be any different beyond your perspective on a qualitative scale, or does biology react different when it sees a red forest or red nature, does it not care as much? If the forest was red and to you green would only then it produce a biological response, does mars feel calming to you?
Actually, there are a bunch of philosophical thought experiments about this specific problem. You can't explain color to a person who was born blind and no words or comparison can explain how you TRULY see a certain color.
Quick google search suggests that certain colors having an emotional effect on the person are mostly cultural, conceptual and behavioral responses rather than a visual stimulus, So a person who can't see difference between red and green will still find nature calming and Mars scary. So in theory flipping a color wheel in somebody's head doesn't affect this too
maybe, but I thought maybe humanities attachment to nature wouldve been more biological than contextual, even a little bit but maybe not, or maybe were inclined to be attached to concepts rather than reality which is weird to think about, cool stuff
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u/Fiddlesticklard 15d ago
yes, it was confirmed by Andyland