The so-called color is actually a reaction of electromagnetic waves of certain wavelengths captured by our eyes. Although all objects with a temperature above absolute zero will emit electromagnetic waves, only a few electromagnetic waves of a specific wavelength can cause human Light perception. Among the electromagnetic waves from solar radiation, in addition to visible light, there are some infrared and ultraviolet rays that we cannot see. If all visible light is filtered out, even if the remaining electromagnetic wave intensity is high, we can only see To a pitch black. Regarding this text, is the following statement correct? ['The presence of visible light is the basis for human eyes to perceive color.', 'The reaction produced by the eyes after capturing electromagnetic waves is a light perception.', 'The higher the temperature of the object, the stronger the electromagnetic waves released.', 'The stronger the intensity of visible light, the brighter the colors seen by the eyes.']