It is very interesting that whereas an incandescent lightbulb and a white LED (e.g., that Macbook screen) appear to us the same colour, their underlying spectra are very different (a solid black body radiation spectrum from the former and a choppy one from the latter).

I vaguely recall this is also known to cause a phenomenon where certain material can appear a false colour under certain light (especially a problem in case of, say, physical paintings and their various pigments), if whatever bands it reflects would align with the spectrum of emitted light in an unfortunate way.

(NB: even though the topic is relevant to his field of work, the author of the paper is not the digital videographer and YouTuber Brandon Li.)