The best part of his whole dress thing was reading the hilarious comments on Twitter last night - still trending…
I see white and gold only
Ok, I showed the picture to my husband. He said blue and black and I see white and gold. Same picture. Crazy!
It’s bugging me that I can’t go back and forth. It’s only blue and black for me still. I had a brief window where it was white and gold and I seem to be permanently blue and black now which is how I was in the beginning. What’s amazing to me is the strength of belief in what you see when you see it. There’s no maybe this, maybe that. But when your brain changed camps, you feel just as sure in the other direction.
Only blue and black for me. Not the slightest hint of white or gold. I’ve had a lot of trouble with my eyes after I got shingles in one four years ago, so I’m glad I’m not seeing something completely alien, like green!
http://www.wired.com/2015/02/science-one-agrees-color-dress/
I can only see blue and brown…
What I thought was weird is that H and I saw the same picture at the same time - gold/white for him, blue/black for me. It blew my mind!
Light blue and gold
This is already the basis of today’s xkcd comic (2/27/15):
http://xkcd.com
I looked at it on the same device as my husband. He saw white and gold. I saw blue and black. Initially he thought I was joking with him and that it was some kind of scam!
One of the simpler explanations as to why we perceive the colors differently. http://www.wsj.com/articles/the-dress-a-black-and-blue-debate-over-the-color-of-a-dress-stirs-social-media-1425063162?mod=e2fb
The color changes for me depending on how I slant my computer screen, from white and gold to blue and black.
I see blue and brown, my husband see blue and dark green, our daughter sees blue and gold. We decided our family just doesn’t fit the norms.
https://www.■■■■■■■■■■/search/llama%20in%20a%20dress
2/26/15 - NEVER FORGET
I’m in the white-gold camp. What does that MEAN about my brain, OMG??!!
I can’t see that periwinkle blue as white. It looks blue and black to me.
LOL. DH sees white and gold, I see perwinkle and gold, our 14 year old see’s blue and black, the 16 year old see’s blue and green.
I see light blue and bronze.
Just picked up my laptop, slowly angled the screen away and toward myself, and changed it from the periwinkle and gold I have been arguing, to black and blue, to white and gold. Depending on the angle. So, as far as I am concerned, that solves that.
I see blue & black all the time.