Basically the title. I was wondering if there’s hardcore chemistry involved in this and if not, how does colour mixing work? What is it that causes us to perceive a different colour when we mix two colours, say blue and yellow to make green?
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Mixing two paints literally just jumbles up the pigment molecules so that you see two colours at once. Your brain sees both blue and yellow colours mingled in a very very fine way and sort of interprets it to get a shade of green.
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