Beto de Castro Moreira

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We see the world around us in colour. What is colour? Put simply, it is the frequency (the speed of oscillation) of the electromagnetic wave that light is. If the wave vibrates more rapidly, the light is bluer. If it vibrates a little more slowly, the light is redder. Colour, as we perceive it, is the psychophysical reaction of the nerve signal generated by the receptors of our eyes, which distinguish electromagnetic waves of different frequencies.
Reality Is Not What It Seems: The Journey to Quantum Gravity
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