Black or White? Dark or Light? They R kNot the Same!

Originally posted by Iamschist
You are my very favorite amphibian in the whole world. Those salamanders tried to tell me a thing or two, but I said no, only listen to the Toad. Don't always understand he, but listen I do.

You must listen to All, shut out no One, 4U can learn from a fool even if U R that fool, but U'R kNot.

I confuse me at times so stand in line.

Confucius say:

"He who understands himself only listens to himself."

Ribbit

lol THE OP IS THROWIN DOWN STRAIGHT KNOWLEDGE OF SELF AND REALITY

I LoVE the InTERnet!~@!

The snosberrys taste like snosberrys.
We need a window licking emoticon.

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The colors are derrived from white light, as when a beam of light goes through a prism, not the color white. And all colors look black in the absence of light.

Originally posted by filosophia
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The colors are derrived from white light, as when a beam of light goes through a prism, not the color white. And all colors look black in the absence of light.

Light is just the visible part of the electromagnetic spectrum. It is made up of different frequencies each corresponding to a particular colour. All objects look dark in the absence of light. Objects look different colours because they absorb certain frequencies of this visible spectrum, while the rest are reflected and it is these remaining frequencies that produce the unique colour of what you see.

Come on people. This is basic physics.

Originally posted by filosophia
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The colors are derrived from white light, as when a beam of light goes through a prism, not the color white. And all colors look black in the absence of light.

So what happens to all of that in an Inverted-Verse of this One?

If IT is part of WE then We are part of IT.

Just because you can't see/sense IT, doesn't mean IT isn't there.

Ribbit

Originally posted by DAZ21

Originally posted by filosophia
reply to post by ButtUglyToad

 

The colors are derrived from white light, as when a beam of light goes through a prism, not the color white. And all colors look black in the absence of light.

Light is just the visible part of the electromagnetic spectrum. It is made up of different frequencies each corresponding to a particular colour. All objects look dark in the absence of light. Objects look different colours because they absorb certain frequencies of this visible spectrum, while the rest are reflected and it is these remaining frequencies that produce the unique colour of what you see.

Come on people. This is basic physics.

The Hills are alive with the Sound of Music!

ALL is SOUND! Sound is Frequency, Vibrations!

Listen close and you can HEAR God!

Ribbit

Originally posted by ButtUglyToad

Originally posted by DAZ21
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I thought the magic numbers were 3, 7, and 21.

Where did you get 9 from?

The 23 Trinality:

23 = 2 + 3 = 3 + 2 = 32

2 & 3 are the TWO numbers

2 x 3 = 6 = 3 x 2
2³ = 8
3² = 9

6 & 8 & 9 are the THREE numbers

TWO numbers + THREE numbers = 23
2 + 3 = 23
6 + 8 + 9 = 23

Apply those 5 numbers to Everything and where there's a number kNot of them, you're missing SumThing.

Ribbit

Ps: God's/Source's number is One and She doesn't compete.

I thought I might add, there's an interesting Coincidence of 23 with Humans. Yew all have 23 pairs of chromosomes, for a total of 46, which 46 equates to One!

By what I can tell, toads have either 20 or 29, depending on species, which both equate to 11.

Ribbit