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For any thing to be colorless is impossible.
The colorlessness is the impossibility.
Or at least the concept.
Because if the world was colorless, then what would we see?
Wouldn't we see something?
When you normally think of colorless, you think of black or white.
But they were considered colors last time I checked, i'm I right?
It is like when you say that dogs are colorblind and see only shades like whites, grays and blacks.
But are those not considered colors anymore?
When did they stop being considered colors?
If you ask a blinded person who had seen the world and then lost that sight, what being blind is like being blind, they wounld reply that:
"it is like living in a black world full of sound."
And I am back to black.
Maybe we should rethink this word or at least find a definition that is usable for this context.
If our world were colorless, what would we see?
Nothing, right?


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Yes, there are colorless things in existence!
Or at least they appear to be.
Maybe not at the microscopic level, but from the naked eye, yes.

And they are:
Glass
Liquids (water, types of alcohol, etc)
Gases (Oxygen, Helium, Carbon Dioxide, etc)
Argon
And many others

okay that is all I can think of, brainstorm with me?
If you think of any thing else PM me

Look to my journal to see other unlisted colorless things.

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Okay, and now for some information on me.
I do actually wish for my information to stay Anonymous.
Sorry, please do not hold it against me.
I just like the mystery that surrounds me.

But, I will throw you a bone or at least half a bone.
The birthday date is May 15, ????
Want to guess at my age?
Go ahead and PM me with your guesses!
Am I really male?
I do not know, guess.
I enjoy PMs!

If you have any ideas on my topic or spot a grammar error, I encourage you to talk to me.
It is embarrassing when I error!