Scar Symmetry
Ex Whiny Bitch
chuck norris died 6 years ago, Death is just too much of a pussy to come get him![]()
Or maybe on that day 6 years ago he came to take him away and Chuck Norris said "NO FUCK YOU" and kicked the shit out of him
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chuck norris died 6 years ago, Death is just too much of a pussy to come get him![]()
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Here's one that most of you will be happy to hear:
What is djent?![]()
Why?
If an Emporer rules an Empire, and a King rules a Kingdom.
Who runs this country?
Do blind people dream in colour?
This is something I've thought about alot. Are there other colours? Because I know my colours, and my mind can't even fathom the concept of another colour, but do other people see colours different, and would it be possible to have them different, I mean. We see the purple and green and blue etc, but imagine it. I can't really even put into words the way that question makes me feel.
I've often wondered that myself; there's absolutely no way for me to explain to you what "red" is, so I wonder if it's the same to you.There was a theory (heard about it awhile back) that everyone's brain processes color differently. What this means is that one person's idea of green, is another person's idea of pink for example. Now, the only reason we know (in out own minds) that green is that color of the grass and yucky vegetables is that we've been told so. Though really, color is waves of light which need to be processed by the brain, and as we all know, everyone's brain is a little different. Basically, if somehow you were able to see color that was processed by my brain, things that your brain said were "yellow" would look like they were another color, orange for instance.
This ties into the above question, but I've wondered that a lot, too; if I could see out of someone else's eyes for a bit, would I just lose my mind? Would my own perceptions ("software?") correct the differences in your physiological makeup ("hardware?"), or would I be forced to experience your perceptual coloring and see things the way you do? Would I even be able to understand the input?The question you should really try to ask yourself is do we really see what everyone else sees. If you were to look through someone elses eyes for a split second would you go completely mad? Being able to not comprehend anything you can see because it doesnt register to you as being 'normal'.
See my first point. He's just doing his job.If the Devil is so evil, why does he punish bad people in hell? Surely the Devil would hail bad people and make Hell an evil person's heaven?
16.7 million colors, given the average human eyeball/brain combo. I'm jealous of people with natural infravision, though!...we only see a tiny fraction of the light spectrum. Some people have conditions where somehow they can see parts of the spectrum we can't. There are actually some people who can see infrared light in everyday life.
Is Sanford in jail right now?