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Quote from: Malachite on March 20, 2012, 12:28:45 PMBlack because I'm a pretty dark person on the inside.
Quote from: JasonRX on March 20, 2012, 01:48:09 PMBlack isn't a color, Malachite.It is the absence of color and shade.
Quote from: Lynn Gabriel on March 20, 2012, 05:53:00 PMIt's also a combination of various colors in some instances. :3 It depends on if you're talking about light or a pigment. In the first, black is the absence of light. In the second, black is a combination of colors (link one, link two). A neat way to see it as a mixture of colors is by taking various paints and mixing them together. If I had to paint my life a color, I'd paint it black because my life is a mixture of a variety of things to create one single life.
Quote from: JasonRX on March 20, 2012, 05:59:13 PMIn order for there to be color, there has to be refraction and reflection of light. If black is the absence of light, wouldn't black not be a color? I'm sure something close to black could be a color, but it wouldn't actually be totally black even if it seemed like it was. It would be an extremely dark shade of gray. lolol I am being a pretentious nerd. I need to stop.Anyway.>_<
Quote from: Lynn Gabriel on March 20, 2012, 06:04:45 PMLol, it really depends on what you are using in describing black. In the pigment sense (used in art), it's a color made up of other colors. In regards to light (used in science), it's an absence of light. (Oversimplification, but I'm only mainly familiar with how it is used in regards to pigment and other colors.)