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Also why can't I copy paste some text incase I want to quote

seerx said: 

Also why can't I copy paste some text incase I want to quote

 To prevent plagiarism 

You ask the question but then add factors that support it to be a matter of culture. I think we should consider first whether the emotional response that we get from colours is purely circumstantial, or innate. Red is the colour of blood for example, and is fairly rare in nature. Blue and purple are very rare in nature, but then green is super common. Do we feel comforted by the colour white because it's been associated with daylight? Does that imply safety, or in some ways, control? 

Much to consider here. But I understand seerx, why you assumed that our interpretations are mainly culture-based. 

tl;dr I don't know lol

colours relate to numbers relate to sound 

relate to form

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i always thought red was desperation and green was envy and lust. when it comes to associations it must be a nurture style cause, like culture, but light has a nature style effect too. warms and cools affect your circadian rhythm so they affect your ability to focus or relax for example.

i’m no authority, but i don’t think it’s significant that many people associate one color with the same thing. it makes sense to me. people are unique, but we’re also very not. 

led lights can make you gay and dance around a lot, the chat here is very active because of that

boosted went as far as 4 years of threads just to orbit me lololol bpd abandonment issues