A plurality say ambiguity is grey. Click a color to add your vote.
Ambiguity is grey because…
“It’s the most ambiguous color, period. If you were to look closely, dust would be very colorful; it is made of many different and interesting materials, such as dead skin, tiny flakes of paint, chitinous material from insects, and more, but the fact of the matter is that they’re so muddled up they just average out to grey. Basic color theory, really.”
“It gives off a neutral impression.”
“Grey is something that has at least 50 shades, compared to black and white’s zero.”
“Ambiguity is grey because of the ‘grey zone’.”
“Grey is so neutral, so undecided, so in the middle.”
“It’s stuck between black and white and a hundred different shades.”
“Because its not quite black or white.”
“Ambiguity is gray because it is murky and unclear.
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“Like fog.”
“Grey because its indefinite, like when someone says ‘it’s a grey area,’ that means unexact.”
Ambiguity is purple because…
“Because its the mix of the two colors that I think have the most symbolism, red and blue.”
Ambiguity is pink because…
“Pink seems innocent and open.”
Ambiguity is orange because…
“Ambiguity is orange because it’s a combination of red, an often aggressive color, and yellow, an often innocent color.”
Ambiguity is blue because…
“It’s blue because B is blue to me. Also ambiguity is cold and icy.”
Ambiguity is brown because…
“Everything is mixed up and you get muddled up just how brown is super muddy and a mixture of other colours.”
“When you ambiguously mix all colours together you get brown.”
Ambiguity is red because…
“Red is often the tint of mysterious scenes in movies.”
Ambiguity is white because…
“White light is a mix of all the colours, but also white is nothingness. It’s ambiguous.”
“White contains many possible options, and only with a prism can its ambiguity be reduced.”
Ambiguity is yellow because…
“The race of emojis and the Simpsons is ambiguous.
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