>>12319465If you can distinguish various shades of red, then you can order them, and then you can attribute numbers to them, like 1 for red and 0 for absence of red, and everything inbetween.
When you have two colors, you attribute a couple of number to describe them. With three colors, a triple. then you can group points of your vision together in a matrix.
Each information you perceive can be quantified by a number, and those you don't perceive are made out of those quantified information or have been derived from them.
Ultimately your whole subjective experience can be summed up by a tree-like structure with numbers as leaves.
There's nothing exceptional about us humans. We're just mathematical structures.
