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Would living next to a star of a different temperature than ours affect how we see colours? 

I understand that the reason stars appear a different colour is because of their temperature.  So I was wondering how being on a planet that orbits a blue star or some other colour would affect how we see on that planet.  Would the planet's atmosphere be more affecting instead of the star's light itself?

Hope that makes sense.

EDIT: I am wondering about contemporary humans.

EDIT 2: Thank you everyone!
gpt
It would affect the light spectrum and the light reflected by objects.

However, the human visual system is remarkably good at not letting you notice that your surroundings are illuminated by a source with a different spectrum.

You are able to identify the same colours by candlelight, lamplight in the morning sun and in daylight sun. Each of these sources has a different colour.

There would be differences in a physical sense, but (up to a certain degree) a different star would not affect your perception of colours.