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Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
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If somebody had an eye transplant, would they see colors differently?
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If you received a healthy eye, with similar cones to that of yours, then yes. Some differences would appear, but they would mostly be negligible.

However, if you could transplant a brain, that'd be a very hard question to answer. A research involving monkeys, (that have no red sensitive cone cells) involved mutating some of their natural cones so that they could perceive the colour red. Sure, after a few months they were able to distinguish green and red dots in a grey image.

However, the interesting part is that they neurons weren't programmed to perceive red light. They just... started to. Some of these scientists believe the same thing happens to humans. When we're born, our neurons don't respond to colour in a default way. We may develop our own sense of colour.