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Black guys have a different type of sawce

archivesmuseum

And his laces came untied lol

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I just love it 😍

gapshawdy

there’s really people out here that do this woth ease and i can barley walk. 😭

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tinybluedeer

*winks at the sky* for the aliens

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why would she sell sea shells by a sea shore when you can just pick them off of the ground for free that’s not how you run a business

sharkchunks

She’s sold sea shells by the seashore since shapely seashore seashells stay scarce. Since she sells superior shells searchers spend centuries searching for, seldom selling simple shells, so she still sustains solid savings.

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I couldn’t even read that in my head

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rb this with ur opinion on this shade of pink:

inkwingart

This is magenta, and not pink. Unlike pink, magenta doesn’t actually exist. Our brain just invents magenta to serve as what it considers a logical bridge between red and violet, which each exist at opposite ends of a linear spectrum.

TL;DR this color is fake (and also I hate it)

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princessnijireiki

the thing about it is, while “non-spectral” colors are “fake” only in the sense that they’re interpretations by the human brain of mixed wavelengths of different colors that don’t technically “exist” on the linear spectrum of visible light— aka we can’t actually “see” non-spectral colors based on the limits of physical perceptions of the human eye, it’s the brain filling in gaps in the same way as it lets us track movement between blinks & things like that—

that’s just a statement on the way our brains are really excellently wired to overcome & compensate for our own physical limits as a species… and tbh it highlights our physical limits vs. other species’ too! cliché example, but the mantis shrimp being able to see more colors than us is a physical capacity thing before you even talk about brain processing— we have 16-color crayolas & are REAL good at blending to colors we don’t have in our own box, and the mantis shrimp has the deluxe 64-pack, but we have no way of knowing what that’s like from the inside of a shrimp’s head, how many colors they’re using or care about, or if they can blend those colors, too.

it’s not “fake” so much as some fantastic neurological ingenuity that goes beyond even the limits of our understanding of spectra of light & color as it is.