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My instructions were for people who see white and gold to see it as blue and black. If you see it as black and blue, maybe try the opposite, i.e. turn up the brightness. :)

I couldn't either. What worked for me was 1) turning the brightness of the screen way down, and 2) closing my eyes then opening them barely enough to see, with most of my vision still obscured by my lashes. It also helps to prime yourself mentally, i.e. tell yourself that when you open your...

I see the left as clearly white and gold, the middle as white and gold in dim lighting, and the right as blue and black.

It's to do with how your brain compensates for white balance. It's fascinating; the neuroscientists says it's one of the starkest individual differences he's ever observed. http://www.wired.com/2015/02/science-one-agrees-color-dress/