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The two color camps suggest that the brain may deal with color ambiguity in a similar way to how it deals with optical illusions, such as the Necker cube (which pops out or recedes) or Rubins vase (or face), in which the brain resolves ambiguity by settling on one interpretation of what it is seeing
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Lotto says we can "only speculate" about why some people see blue where others see white
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