Keldeo
1,136 posts
9 – OMGITSJAD, LiteTheIronMan, Pkmnmaster0603, Leaftail, Kirby-Chan, Alakazamaster, zsaberslash, Shiny, Shadow
Giratina
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Originally Posted by LiteTheIronMan
Pink/magenta exists because our minds perceive it as a color- the universe is a fixed constant only because we observe it. Even if the spectrum of visible light doesn't contain shades of pink we can still see it. Therefore it still exists because our mind observes it to be a color even though it won't appear in the spectrum of light.
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Haxorus
439 posts
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Originally Posted by Furryvcxz
Sometimes I look at your posts and wonder if you're only goal is to confuse us.
---now for my 2¢ on the matter--- In the end all of these things we see simply don't exist at all and only exist in organic minds so it doesn't really matter if pink doesn't exist on the electromagnatic spectrum. |
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Shaymin
2,854 posts
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Originally Posted by Furryvcxz
1) I encompassed it to all colors
2) I wasn't using confuspeak |
Haxorus
360 posts
That IS interesting 
Good thing my cello is red, not pink. Otherwise, we'd have a problem.
Volcarona
653 posts
Volcarona
653 posts
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Originally Posted by Armads
In Amazing Mirror, Kirby can be almost any color you want. =P
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Shaymin
2,907 posts
Pink, although not on the electromagnetic spectrum, is a hue making it not a primary or secondary color. By the standard of art it is not a color, but the standard of art only applies to art students and scholars making it irrelevent to students of other electives and majors. However the standard of art does affect our everday life. Pink is combination of a color (red) and a mediator (white). Unfortunately, pink is not a TRUE color. 
