If the Color Pink Doesn't Scientifically Exist, Why Can We See It?

[LazyGary]

Absent from the visible spectrum and neither a wave nor a particle, the color pink is, for many, a scientific enigma: how can a shade that doesn't even appear in the rainbow exist? The answer lies in color theory.

Read more here...
http://gizmodo.com/if-the-color-pink...can-1464266788

[LazyPooky]

Re: If the Color Pink Doesn't Scientifically Exist, Why Can We See It?

As I remember correct, BJ once made a post about the color pink and that it's not an actually color. Not sure where it was posted but it's quite interesting.

Although some facts seem hard to understand I go try read the article you linked ;)

[SportaKandy]

Re: If the Color Pink Doesn't Scientifically Exist, Why Can We See It?

http://gizmodo.com/if-the-color-pink...can-1464266788

Use scientific mumbo jumbo to condense an existential question about the nature of reality and then, when you can't find the answer, employ double-talk so that you can arrive at your preferred conclusion. Weak.

[boredjedi]

Re: If the Color Pink Doesn't Scientifically Exist, Why Can We See It?

As I remember correct, BJ once made a post about the color pink and that it's not an actually color. Not sure where it was posted but it's quite interesting.

Although some facts seem hard to understand I go try read the article you linked ;)

Pink is a pigment of our imagination

Articles started popping up about it October 2011. Gizmo is rather late to the Pink party.

[FireRed]

http://gizmodo.com/if-the-color-pink...can-1464266788

Use scientific mumbo jumbo to condense an existential question about the nature of reality and then, when you can't find the answer, employ double-talk so that you can arrive at your preferred conclusion. Weak.

let me be your religious bigot please...

Because GOD wanted so...!