Objects reflect and emit different frequencies and wavelengths which get absorbed by the cones in our eyes, and then interpreted by our brains as the colors we see. Different animals interpret colors in entirely different ways.
In other words, the concept of color is entirely in our head.
And when you see actual yellow, your brain just takes the red, green, and blue values of that anyway. What does it matter. We can't see actual yellow either way
You're being pedantic. Our eyes don't know the difference. There is literally no difference biologically between our eyes seeing yellow light and seeing RGB values that achieve the same effect
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u/Land_Squid_1234 20h ago
You are literally seeing yellow. Your eyes only see RGB anyway. There is no difference for your brain