The findings broaden our understanding of how a bistable stimulusi.e., one that is fundamentally ambiguous and open to subjective interpretationworks in color perception and, more specifically, offer new insights into a long-standing question about color perception: Is the color you see the same color I see
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According to Adam Rogers from Wired the disparity is caused by your brains trying to correct for the sunlight, which means that everyone who sees a white-gold dress is being fooled by their own brain