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Tyler Williams

@coolsoftware.dev

This explains a lot of silly arguments I’ve had in my life. ismy.blue

NullVoxPopuli@nullvoxpopuli.com

Oh. I'm average. ismy.blue

26/11/24, 4:35 am0 reposts9 likes

Joe

@joelorenzo.bsky.social

26 Nov 2024

Maybe that's why I hate that color so much, because my brain can't decide if it's green or blue. 😆

Fix Your Hearts Or Die

@zacis.me

26 Nov 2024

Right there with you. Turquoise is clearly blue.

julio

@juemrami.dev

26 Nov 2024

cant tell if i got 8 of the same shades of teal b2b or if my monitor is just shit lol.

Oliver Kwast

@baumstumpf.bsky.social

26 Nov 2024

Am I the only one thinking this question is a bit weird? Turquoise isn’t green or blue—it’s 🥁 turquoise! It’s like asking if purple is red or blue; it’s its own color. Fun fact: ancient people didn’t even recognize blue as a separate color—blue and green were just ‘green.’

iflscience.comDid Ancient People Really Not See The Color Blue?

Tyler Williams

@coolsoftware.dev

26 Nov 2024

You’re not alone in this thought: bsky.app/profile/jaco...

Jacob Paris@jacobparis.com

I hate every time this goes around because it’s so obviously three colors here? What if you hue shift it to green and red? You gonna try to argue yellow is one of those?

Olga Bulat

@obulat.bsky.social

26 Nov 2024

Interesting website! The green-blue spectrum has different boundaries in other languages, too. In Kazakh, people often use the same word for both colors. In Russian, I would call the middle of this spectrum "голубой", which is a separate word for light blue.