I mean it wasn't worded properly in the first place but what I am referring to was something I read way back saying humans do not see pure yellow as our eyes don't have the cones for it. Dogs on the other hand see in blues and yellows so they actually do see that shade of pure yellow that we can not perceive. I read all this so long ago that I may be entirely off base about the entire thing, but that's what I was referring to not the electromagnetic spectrum.

I think it meant yellow.

No, our retinas have three types of cells that detect color; each is particularly well-adjusted to detect a specific color: red, green, and blue. This does not mean that we only see combinations of those three colors. Yellow light (570–590 nm) is perceived by the eyes via joint effort of the "red" and "green" cone cells (not that the third doesn't do anything at all for it).
Also no, magenta does not exist on the electromagnetic spectrum, but colors are only colors in that they are perceived by humans. You can't really call Ultraviolet or Infrared a color (though some animals can see them), but the interpretation of the mixture of whatever wavelengths is what really constitutes a "color", since it is visible to people. TV/Computer/etc. screens only produce red, blue, and green lights/diodes/pixels/what-have-you; certain combinations thereof can produce any color for the viewer, even though technically only three colors are being outputted by the screen.

If you're going to say that magenta isn't real, you may as well say that color isn't real either. Color only exists in the brain, so the visual interpretation is the color. as per the definition of the word color: the quality of an object or substance with respect to light reflected by the object, usually determined visually by measurement of hue, saturation, and brightness of the reflected light; saturation or chroma; hue.

I mean it wasn't worded properly in the first place but what I am referring to was something I read way back saying humans do not see pure yellow as our eyes don't have the cones for it. Dogs on the other hand see in blues and yellows so they actually do see that shade of pure yellow that we can not perceive. I read all this so long ago that I may be entirely off base about the entire thing, but that's what I was referring to not the electromagnetic spectrum.

August Alsina he's a rnb' singer

they should have replaced him instead of steph curry

who?

i understand

Vidya > skrool

Yooooo hotty toddy back at you man, you still pulling the 9 to 5 in Oxford? I've probably seen you before lol.

I sit in my house all day and occasionally go to class

i understand

Vidya > skrool

That's the problem, I love steam engines, and You have no idea how many people i've played with a steam engine they've owned couldn't quite answer how the governor worked.
Always something along the lines of, Well, it spins until it can't spin no faster. Once it spins as fast as it can the engine goes no faster.
I mean, It's a correct answer but not what i was after!

Yeah, dunno if they all work exactly like that, but the centrifugal governor is the most common.

pretty sure faker got his soul sucked out through his dick because of that sick hot nasty tumble he did at worlds

0/10

negative clever