Universal Love TRTT Part 8: Random thoughts also sack Hinkley

[wannabejack]

Photo taken at the Optus shop at Tea Tree Plaza

 

[Eddie Dingle]

Oooooh

Dingle and Janus sitting in a tree

 

[Power Girl]

that's one scary tree.

 

[Lawnchair Larry]

What if everyone sees colours differently? Like if everything that I see as pink you see as pink - but we see it differently. And everyone sees it differently. But everyone's always called it pink - so it's pink and has always been pink and always will be pink. But the colour that we see is actually different... If I saw it the way you saw it I might call it turquoise

Has science explored this possibility?

And then, of course, there is metamerism just add to the complexity

 

[Doctor Feel]

Just got a mail script from my doctor mate. The letter said "from Dr. John Butcher", lol.

 

[Eddie Dingle]

It’s got to be the Adelaide water.

****ing crook

 

[Lagooner]

Compared to blue and green, turquoise/aquamarine/teal has a very short level of intensity. This is the chart for an LED light:

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Whereas every other colour will gradually fade/increase from one to another, blue is very intense and green is the second most intense colour. That's why you'll get arguments about it.

If you want my esoteric take on it - people who are more in tune with their higher self at that moment will see it as being more blue whereas those who are more grounded will see it as being more green. In my opinion, most people who are feeling 'blue' or depressed are those that actually have a more accurate perception of the world at that moment - or rather, how far they are from what they actually should be doing - without the ability to process the information in a positive way.

It’s actually more about the type of colour blindness someone has rather than the intensity. The three main conditions are sensitivity to (i.e. difficulty perceiving) red, green and blue light. Since two out of the three conditions involve the “blue-greens” it’s a common confusion just based on the maths and red light sensitivity is an issue for the others irrespective of the low intensity.

 

[Dylan8]

How do you guys know this shit

 

[Lagooner]

How do you guys know this shit

I saw something on Netflix I know all there is to know.

 

[Mufc1975]

Photo taken at the Optus shop at Tea Tree Plaza
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saw that on sunday, can't wait for someone at the crows to see it. fages will be on the phone to the ceo at optus in a heartbeat

 

[Amarula]

Shower fapper update:

He is now undertaking Thursday night pottery wheel classes.


Hmm.

Will this increase or decrease the fapping?

 

[ClintEastwood]

that's one scary tree.

Even just Eddie Dingle sitting in a tree is one scary tree.

And Dingle and his brother drunk on 'borrowed' pushbikes - that's one scary city.

 

[Eddie Dingle]

How do you guys know this shit

School wasn’t just for the bus ride Dylan

 

[Eddie Dingle]

Even just Eddie Dingle sitting in a tree is one scary tree.

And Dingle and his brother drunk on 'borrowed' pushbikes - that's one scary city.

Come on.

You had fun.

 

[ClintEastwood]

Rosicrucians teach that all matter is frequency.

Visible light exists between near infra-red and near ultra-violet. Once it goes past either on the electromagnetic spectrum, in turns into microwaves or ionising radiation.

So the reality is that all colour is our ability to perceive the frequency of movement, or oscillation, of a particular object that is mirroring that particular colour frequency. That's why the old CD players used a red laser to read discs, which has a lower oscillation, but a bluray player uses a blue laser which is higher up the spectrum and therefore has a higher oscillation and can therefore pack more data into the same area.

Black is an absorption of light, and white is a reflection of light. In other words, the darker a colour is, the more muted the frequency or wavelength of an object is, and the lighter it is, the more intense the wavelength is.

Your perception of colour is determined by your ability to comprehend the varying intensities of each wavelength.



Compared to blue and green, turquoise/aquamarine/teal has a very short level of intensity. This is the chart for an LED light:

View attachment 633617

Whereas every other colour will gradually fade/increase from one to another, blue is very intense and green is the second most intense colour. That's why you'll get arguments about it.

If you want my esoteric take on it - people who are more in tune with their higher self at that moment will see it as being more blue whereas those who are more grounded will see it as being more green. In my opinion, most people who are feeling 'blue' or depressed are those that actually have a more accurate perception of the world at that moment - or rather, how far they are from what they actually should be doing - without the ability to process the information in a positive way.

Former physics masters student here shaking his head rapidly from side to side.

 

[ClintEastwood]

Come on.

You had fun.

Haha absolutely. Won't forget those days.

 

[Contested Marx]

saw that on sunday, can't wait for someone at the crows to see it. fages will be on the phone to the ceo at optus in a heartbeat

Chill out man, go hit the gym...his son tells him.

 

[Janus]

Former physics masters student here shaking his head rapidly from side to side.

I’m guessing your objection is to the comment that all matter has frequency?

 

[Grave Danger]

How do you guys know this shit

They sent away for the 'Mastery of Life' leaflet from the coupon in the Australasian Post magazine.

 

[manureid]

Get home, big hole in the road and water is out. SA Water fixing, go and ask when it will come back on... 'Ah yeh, we just finished fixing it, turned the water back on and it burst again, so about 5 hours'. campaigners

 

[Doctor Feel]

Got my tickets to Metallica/Slipknot. Pumped.

 

[Doctor Feel]

.........and Metallica.

 

[Duck Farmer]

I’m guessing your objection is to the comment that all matter has frequency?

I don't think he'd object to that. It's a well established fact in physics that at the quantum level particles can be described in terms of waves and hence have a wavelength, therefore also a frequency.

 

[Magus]

Watched that Flat Earth doco on Netflix.

I wouldn't call all these people idiots by any means, but many of them are lonely and looking for a group to identify themselves with. That's why they have conventions and a flat-earth believing specific dating service.

That one guy they focussed on for most of it was put in the friend zone pretty hard by that fairly attractive lady. I felt bad for him.

 

[raman]

Watched that Flat Earth doco on Netflix.

I wouldn't call all these people idiots by any means, but many of them are lonely and looking for a group to identify themselves with. That's why they have conventions and a flat-earth believing specific dating service.

That one guy they focussed on for most of it was put in the friend zone pretty hard by that fairly attractive lady. I felt bad for him.

This is the first detail that's actually made me want to watch it.