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Unless an argument has so many sides, it ceases to be a polyhedron and becomes a sphere.
I believe 1x10279 would approach the number needed to create a sphere from a polyhedron. It may, in fact, be much higher than that.
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I believe 1x10279 would approach the number needed to create a sphere from a polyhedron. It may, in fact, be much higher than that.
hey Moe
Hey Trunks.
Hmm...I tried putting 1x10279 in my calculator, and I got "E."
Now let's compare the argument to colors. Let's see, my computer has 32-bit color, that's 4,294,967,296 I believe. I wonder how many of those are gray?
Now let's compare the argument to colors. Let's see, my computer has 32-bit color, that's 4,294,967,296 I believe. I wonder how many of those are gray?
trunks is this the most shameless way to boost your number of posts ever? saying hi to people in the middle of a discussion?
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Now let's compare the argument to colors. Let's see, my computer has 32-bit color, that's 4,294,967,296 I believe. I wonder how many of those are gray?
I believe standard greyscale is 256 shades, but as with the old half of half of half of half, etc., ad infinitum argument, really it's infinite.
The answer is none. Gray is not a color, but rather, a tone.
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The answer is none. Gray is not a color, but rather, a tone.
gray n.
1. An achromatic color of any lightness between the extremes of black and white.
That's not what my art teacher told me back in 5th grade. Hmmm, and that was the only thing I retained from that worthless class.
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You're welcome. It is a goal of mine in life to educate the feeble minded. You are a stepping stone to realizing that dream.
Black, white, and gray are shades or tints in my mind/memory.
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Black, white, and gray are shades or tints in my mind/memory.
And we've all seen the quality of what comes out of there.
Colour is perceived by our eyes. And whatever colour light an object radiates is the colour our eyes see. Black absorbs light but never releases it. White on the other hand reflects all the colours of light spectrum which when mixed together we get white.
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Colour is perceived by our eyes.
LOL I can't resist. As opposed to our ears?
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Colour is perceived by our eyes. And whatever colour light an object radiates is the colour our eyes see. Black absorbs light but never releases it. White on the other hand reflects all the colours of light spectrum which when mixed together we get white.
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trunks is this the most shameless way to boost your number of posts ever? saying hi to people in the middle of a discussion?
lol yep
Thanks for the elementary physics lesson, Newton. Tommorow maybe you could explain centrefugal force for us.
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So by that arguement grey is a colour.
Ok
a)or just by definition. and
b)I wish you Brits could spell in your own language.
IT"S COLOR!!
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LOL I can't resist. As opposed to our ears?
Well you know i had to point it out for the few who have no knowledge of human functions.
Like ol' Smegma, over there?
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In a recent issue of Pop Sci, there were, iirc, 10 dimensions described
Oh, and about the who is grey a color debate? It all boils down to if you're talking artistically or scientifically. I believe the two fields consider greyscales in a different manner. If I remember correctly the artistic take on it has to do with greyscale printing process, not the scientific aspect of the issue.
So. It's all a matter of usage. Now quit griping about it.
Edited, Wed Apr 28 15:24:35 2004 by Yanari
Color theory for light is different than for artistic media.
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P.S. On extrasensory color-sensing: I swear I can smell the blackness of Moe's soul from here. At least, I think it's his soul. :/
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P.S. On extrasensory color-sensing: I swear I can smell the blackness of Moe's soul from here. At least, I think it's his soul. :/
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On extrasensory color-sensing: I swear I can smell the blackness of Moe's soul from here. At least, I think it's his soul. :/
"I am a tauro-fecundian. My ancestors had the ability to smell bullsh1t a mile away."
I do not suffer fools, you ignorant gerbal in the ****** of life.
That's his bunghole and armpits, not his soul. He doesn't have one of those.
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Alas, but as a fool you suffer the life of a lover of bulls.
Would have thought you'd be a lover of balls considering the Genet-ness of your imagery.
Eb
P.S. Big fan of Scatman Cruthers are we?
Would have thought you'd be a lover of balls considering the Genet-ness of your imagery.
Eb
P.S. Big fan of Scatman Cruthers are we?
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