How can we describe color?
It takes only three attributes to describe a color. By varying the intensity of Red, Green, and
Blue, it is possible to describe millions and millions of colors. This shade of Red can be described as 235 Red, 91 Green and 91 Blue on a scale
of 1 to 255. Even if you are limited to
one attribute, Black and White, by varying the intensity of Black and White you
can come up with at least 50 Shades of Grey, if not a whole lot more shades.
Why then are there people
who see things only as either 100% Black or 100% White. That is not how the world works. How can you think there is only one
attribute, dimension, while living in a three dimensional world? How can you then
limit that one attribute, dimension, to 100% or 0% of that one attribute. The world is a carousel of colors to everyone
except those who insist that if you are not 100% for them, you are “In Name Only”. "There are none so blind as those who
will not see.”
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