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The critical takeaway is that our understanding of light, color, and display technology is rooted in electromagnetic physics and physiology. Our cones detect specific wavelengths, and our brain interprets these signals to create the rich tapestry of color we see. Displays work by controlling the intensity of RGB LEDs, not by projecting "white" light per se.
In conclusion, the claims made by Peter and Pete about water, oxygen, and color physics are oversimplified or incorrect. The scientific explanations demonstrated by the host reinforce how the physics of light and the biology of vision work together to produce our experience of the universe's colors.