" @SneakyPenguins: White and Grey are indeed colors. anyway Black, Blue, Silver You can't beat it. Oh and Cyan, but only in Neon form D: "
They aren't technically. They are only refereed to as colors to make life simple. Realistically white is the lack of all color. Black is all colors, or absence of white. Grey is white and black.
But thats exactly the point, next time someone asks you whats the color of your white car, or your white wall or your white T-shirt, what are you gonna tell them? oh my Car is the absence of light or lack of color, and see how retarded it sounds.
There is no point in saying technicaly they aren't, Technically everyone in the Americas should be reffered to as American but they aren't, technicaly the new decade doesn't start until 2011 but we still count 2010 as the start of the new one.
" @LiquidPrince: But thats exactly the point, next time someone asks you whats the color of your white car, or your white wall or your white T-shirt, what are you gonna tell them? oh my Car is the absence of light or lack of color, and see how retarded it sounds. There is no point in saying technicaly they aren't, Technically everyone in the Americas should be reffered to as American but they aren't, technicaly the new decade doesn't start until 2011 but we still count 2010 as the start of the new one. "
No, because in truth white is not a color. That is the truth. However us counting 2010 as the start of the new decade (which I don't) by the way is the incorrect one. Not the truth.
Are you sure about the scientific definitions? because i'm pretty sure it was Black being the absence of all colors while, White is the pressence of all colors, Bottom line its petty to even bring this up when someone includes white in a "What is your fav color" thread, Cars come in white, clothes come in white, televisions come in white, hell crayons come in white, it is considered a color in society there is no reason to act dumb. Its like the people who cling on to the definition of "Pop" knowing full well the term is a genre now and doesn't just mean "Popular".
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