Theos-Talk Archives (November 1999 Message tl00069)

> > a colored object cannot
> > simultaneously be red all over and green all over at the same time
>
> Wrong. Green is the complementary color of red, so that when we see red,
> we see green simultaneously.  At the physical level, our physical eyes
> see only red, but the green is as equally present, including shades of
> red/green.  NQED?
reminds me of a comment by Mahatma KH in trying to explain
his phylosophy in one of the early letters: he talks about
a dichromatic body (as being difficult to immagine).
Has had me thinking.

Katinka
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NHL Leeuwarden
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