• FundMECFS@quokk.au
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    4 days ago

    Let me outunfun you.

    Roses are multi colours. There are many white species of rose.

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      4 days ago

      Oh we can spoil it further.

      Roses aren’t inherently any color. Color is a perceptual phenomenon created in your mind based on which cone cells are triggered in what quantity and how your brain interprets the signal. If you’re red-green colorblind, they might legitimately appear grey in normal sunlight.

      Also, at least where I live (and with normal vision and sunlight conditions), violets appear majority white, sometimes yellow, and once in a while actually violet – but never what I’d call blue 🤷