my nigga

Pink is red desaturated, to a certain extent, into white.

this fucking guy

>his face when

I could explain everything you did, except not all that science looking stuff

congrats

Why aren't you the president yet?

Fuck.

Speaking of Ewoks (in your picture). They're never named in the movies. Not once do you hear someone say: "Oh look, Ewoks", or anything like that. Fans only know their name because of all the marketing.

wow...um...that is pretty smart

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btw no sarcasm intended

you need this

tell me "king" how much googling did this take?

well i knew light was 700 nm but I looked up the interval to be safe.

red light*

none

and hear we have the king of fj

Woo! Wikipedia!

Not really, the only one of those that actually took any real knowledge was the one describing red light, and if you're good at science it really isn't hard to describe.

I can confirm the pink one, the colour pink is basically white light with the colour green removed.

You forgot one detail, which direction is left in and which direction is right in if they are opposite from each other?

the challenge is to explain the difference between left and right, not to explain which way is left and which way is right.

I know when I was a kid, the biggest challenge was understanding mirror image. Me and my dad had many a conversation on that before I finally got it.

do you know why kids love the taste on Cinnamon Toast Crunch?

because the sweet tastes and appealing colors and advertisements appeal to the brain of a child making them crave sugar and cinnamon and that is the most popular form of those two substances in an easily acquirable way for children

Because there's a fuckload of sugar.

he's figured it out

A "colour" is not defined as "something on the colour spectrum". It's the tag our brain uses with a specific wavelength of light. Pink is a colour.

No because pink is just a more diluted red light, therefore the wavelengths are the same

No I didn't. I told the reader the color I was describing before I explained it.

> Red is monochromatic radiation with a wavelength between 630 and 700 nanometers. It is perceived as a vivid, lustful color, that is easily noticed.

A proton is composed of two up quarks (each with electric charge +2⁄3, for a total of +4⁄3 together) and one down quark (with electric charge −1⁄3). Adding these together yields the proton charge of +1. Although quarks also carry color charge, hadrons must have zero total color charge because of a phenomenon called color confinement. That is, hadrons must be "colorless" or "white". These are the simplest of the two ways: three quarks of different colors, or a quark of one color and an antiquark carrying the corresponding anticolor.

Seriously, bro, do you even science?

.....You wanna run that by me one more time? Didnt quiet get it.

This is why I'm jacked for university particle/nuclear physics!

Quantum Chromodynamics ftw...

Literally just did this in my last topic at University.

You explained a lot about subatomic workings of color but nothing about the color red... Sure it's nice to science every once and a while but you have to stay on track there buddy...

Master, Command me!

Very good :D I'd have defined left and right as angles. right being 0.1-179.9 degrees from a forward direction, and left being 180.1 to 359.9.

I understand what you're meaning, but... it's possible to go more than 179.9 degrees and still be going left. Sorry for being nitpickey.

I concur. Water has no taste because we are always experiencing it. It is the mind's perspective of it. If we met an alien race that did not have water, they could tell us how it tastes to them. But to us, just like we cannot taste our own tongue, we cannot taste water.

so we could ask some Africans how water tastes ?

thank you for that

I will now accept you as thine master.