<human>: If, as is said, the world you experience is just what your mind makes of the signals sent to it by the rest of your nervous system, then could different minds experience the world in different ways?

If what I saw as one color "appeared" to be a different color to you, but we both called it the same name, then wouldn't it be entirely possible to go our entire lives thinking that since that's what that color was called, that was the way everyone experienced it?

For example, let's say we have a "red" firetruck. If you saw the firetruck as the color I called "blue", but you called that color "red" too, since we were taught to call it that as children, would we ever be able to know that our experiences were at all different?

What if the primary colors for you are colors that I could simply not fathom, because I've never experienced them in the same way that you have? Could it be that we've just assumed that the primary colors we see are "the way things are" for everyone?

Could we live in a world of infinitely varying rainbows?

Can you give me the gist of the text in a nutshell?
<bot>: is it possible that you see yellow as I see blue, but we both call it yellow because that's what we were taught?