Are Shades Considered Colors? And Can Someone Be Allergic to a Color?

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The discussion revolves around the confusion regarding whether black, white, and grey are considered colors. Participants highlight that definitions of color can vary, with some arguing that in additive color theory, black, white, and grey are not colors, while in subtractive color theory, they are. This leads to the conclusion that both sides of the debate can be correct depending on the context. Additionally, one participant humorously mentions a personal aversion to colors, expressing confusion about the topic. Another contributor shares a lighthearted comment about an allergy to green, referencing a previous thread. Overall, the conversation emphasizes the subjective nature of color classification and the varying interpretations within the community.
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Is anybody else here confused? In my town half the people seem to believe black, white and grey are colors? Could anyone clarify? Much obliged...
A color or a shade?
 
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What definition of "color" has everyone in your town agreed to use? ;)
 
Concerning color addition, half the people are right.
Concerning color subtraction, the other half are right.
So, they're all right, right?
 
I don't like colors. They confuse me.

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I think I'm allergic to green... especially after that "why you shouldn't stare" thread...
 
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