If multiple observer types represent stable, evolutionarily viable perceptual systems, the primitivist cannot appeal to biological normalcy to privilege one group's chromatic verdicts over another's.
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The biological and mental equipment a creature uses to sense and understand the world around it, like eyes, ears, and the brain processing that information.
Primitivist(in philosophy of color)
A philosopher who believes that color is a basic, fundamental property of objects themselves—not just a trick of our eyes or brains.
privilege (as a verb)(philosophical usage about favoring hypotheses)
To treat something as more important, valuable, or favored than other options, giving it special status or priority.