
A color memory test — my hypothesis is that humans remember impressions, not actual colors. 204 responses so far, sharing full data at 1000 (data on color memory)
My hypothesis: humans don't actually remember specific colors. We store impressions — warm, cool, dark, saturated — and the exact hue fades almost immediately. Under any time pressure, the brain fills in gaps with what it expects, not what was really there. Same goes for shapes.
I built colorecall.com to test it. You look at colors and shapes, then try to recreate them.
At 204 responses right now. To get more quality data, maybe around 1000 I'll post the full results back here — accuracy rates, what trips people up most, and whether the hypothesis holds.
If you are interested click here: https://colorecall.com
Curious what your score is.