Maybe the sky really is red...

http://www.lifeslittlemysteries.com/2612-color-red-blue-scientists.html?fb_comment_id=fbc_10151081421809073_25866878_10151252075864073#f891c5bd

Anyone with normal color vision agrees that blood is roughly the same color as strawberries, cardinals and the planet Mars. That is, they're all red. But could it be that what you call "red" is someone else's "blue"? Could people's color wheels be rotated with respect to one another's?

Could this explain why Obama is an idiot?
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This is why we need more laws and regulation. It's inexcusable for the world to try to see colors any differently than how I want to perceive them.

isn't called color blind? lol

Originally posted by: Stoneymontana
isn't called color blind? lol

What you call red, someone else calls red, but could see what you call blue

Kinda makes sense

And how do the machines know what tasty wheat tasted like?

Originally posted by: Puckfist
And how do the machines know what tasty wheat tasted like?

Maybe that's why everything tastes like chicken?

frequency, it's the answer to your question.

I didn't ask a question.

And you simply got the answer to the unasked question by reading the article. GJ.

Originally posted by: (SF) DirtyRatFink
I didn't ask a question.

And you simply got the answer to the unasked question by reading the article. GJ.

the article section you quoted asked questions, two.

Junk article. No citations other than their own website trying to sell a book.

Highschool science answers this question.

Originally posted by: Aria Giovanni.pZ

Originally posted by: (SF) DirtyRatFink
I didn't ask a question.

And you simply got the answer to the unasked question by reading the article. GJ.

the article section you quoted asked questions, two.

My post still stands. You answered the posed questions from reading the very source that already answers the posed questions. Either way no one is going to believe you know anything about the topic lol

Originally posted by: TheRedneck
Junk article. No citations other than their own website trying to sell a book.

Highschool science answers this question.

How's that?

Originally posted by: (SF) DirtyRatFink

Originally posted by: Aria Giovanni.pZ

Originally posted by: (SF) DirtyRatFink
I didn't ask a question.

And you simply got the answer to the unasked question by reading the article. GJ.

the article section you quoted asked questions, two.

My post still stands. You answered the posed questions from reading the very source that already answers the posed questions. Either way no one is going to believe you know anything about the topic lol

i dont see where i claimed expertise. get off your high horse, bud.