TIL most cultures and peoples all over the world have historically had trouble recognizing the color blue
TIL most cultures and peoples all over the world have historically had trouble recognizing the color blue
Historical evidence reveals that humans possess the remarkable ability to render certain physical appearances invisible if they do not focus on them, including something as fundamental as a color. Specifically, the color blue. While our eyes can perceive among approximately one million colors, it re...
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Isn't it the most recent major color?
Every language initially embraced words for black and white, symbolizing darkness and light, followed by red, associated with blood and wine. Subsequently, yellow and green entered linguistic lexicons, with blue consistently lagging behind as the last hue universally recognized.
Was it not orange?
Blue is the new orange
It was also the most illusive color to create with LED. It's why blue lights on devices are so popular, because it's new.
Asianometry is a great channel