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AChimp · #1

The sky is blue. Come on, people. Prove me wrong. I can argue this topic all day, so bring it.

mesobe · #2

sometimes in the evening the sky is pink or red.

lets hear it for filtered wave-lengths!

phnompehn · #3

What if you're color blind? Colors are only defined by perception. In the same way that people see more colors than most animals, it is possible that we don't see all that we think we do.

AChimp · #4

If a tree falls in the woods, and no one is around to hear it, does it still make a sound? OF COURSE IT DOES.

Being colour blind doesn't make something not that colour anymore, faggots.

KEEP TRYING.

Matt Harty · #5

Violet is scattered even more than blue light. However, our eyes are much more sensitive to see blue than violet, therefore we see the sky as blue.

phnompehn · #6

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Originally Posted by AChimp

If a tree falls in the woods, and no one is around to hear it, does it still make a sound? OF COURSE IT DOES.

Being colour blind doesn't make something not that colour anymore, faggots.

KEEP TRYING.

You said the sky is blue. The sky is not blue. It is a gravitationally controlled mass of gas. You may perceive that it is colored blue, but that does not make it blue. Rephrase your own question, and then you'll be able to have an argument.

AChimp · #7

Oh, so you're one of those perception homo's, huh? BLUE IS BLUE, DICKHOLE, AND SO'S THE SKY.

Matt knows his shit. Props to the blue sky believers.

phnompehn · #8

Make love to me Chimp. I want your body!

The One and Only... · #9

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Originally Posted by phnompehn

Colors are only defined by perception.

In fact, both primary and secondary qualities are defined by perception! :GeorgeBerkeley

kahljorn · #10

Actually color is decided by it's FREQUENCY. The name, is surely, human.. but the color itself is no fucking perception. If you could sense the vibrations of a color, then everybody would feel the same thing.

Also the sky is purple. That's the crack between the sky and dawn, where you stare to find the homely ground.

AChimp · #11

If you don't believe the sky is blue, you are a NOBODY.

phnompehn · #12

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Originally Posted by kahljorn

then everybody would feel the same thing.

All forms of measurement are institutions created by man, and therefore, are subject to perception. Not even every human feels everything in the same way.

P.S.- Chimp, I'm going to rape you. In the ear canal. With a Slim Jim. P13@53 M@K3 10V3 T0 M3!!!!!11

Terra · #13

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Originally Posted by phnompehn

P.S.- Chimp, I'm going to rape you. In the ear canal. With a Slim Jim. P13@53 M@K3 10V3 T0 M3!!!!!11

Gotta love it when they talk dirty, though. Blue sky or not (and it DID look blue today).

Helm · #14

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All forms of measurement are institutions created by man

All but OAO's measurement of his penis. That is pure objective fact!

Perndog · #15

There is no sky. There have been clouds overhead for 6 days straight.

Jeanette X · #16

But Chimp, the sky is BLACK at night.

Rez · #17

THERE IS NO BLACK

Rez · #18

the sky has no inherent color

theapportioner · #19

The sky looks black when it's night out.

Perndog · #20

The sky is MIDNIGHT BLUE at night because of the light of the moon and stars. Hence the name, midnight blue.

phnompehn · #21

The sky is translucent at night, since the sun isn't reflecting off of the vapors. What you see at night is infinity.

Perndog · #22

The sun is reflecting off the moon which transmits enough light to refract through the atmosphere as dark, dark blue but not enough to obscure the stars. The sky is transparent, not translucent, but that doesn't have anything to do with its color.

kahljorn · #23

If I stab you in your Penis, will you feel the pain in your Left Middle Finger? No.
Also, vibrational frequencies effect different parts of the body, and different parts of the mind.
Also the vibrations are so different it would be fairly easy to tell... the only problem wo uld be deciding what's Dark Purple and what's Fuscia.