A plurality say indifference is grey. Click a color to add your vote.
Indifference is grey because…
“Most people are indifferent towards the color grey.”
“It’s a dull color that also sits in-between black and white, i.e. a neutral, indifferent position.”
“Indifference is when you feel nothing about something, and gray has that vibe.”
“Grey looks very bored and uninterested, like it doesn’t care about anything at all.”
“Because it’s the mix of two extremes, black and white.”
“You’re caught in the middle between black and white.”
“It is dull and boring.”
“Grey is a mediocre color. It is neither bright or dark.”
“It screams ‘Yeah, do whatever, I don’t care.’”
“It’s just a basic mix.”
“Its between black and white, not giving too much thought to one side or another... it’s just meh.”
“Grey is half black and half white, so it is the very center.”
“Gray is a ‘meh’ color, and indifference is when you’re ‘meh’ about something.”
“I’m indifferent to explain.”
“It’s neutral and cool.”
Indifference is white because…
“Indifference is white because it’s a blinding, bright, plain colour. It’s also my least favourite colour.”
“Indifference is white because white does not express a feeling while grey is glumness, black is depression, pink is happy, green is calm, blue is sad, yellow is warm, red is angry, purple is chill, orange is anxiety, brown is comfort and safe. And white is white.”
“It does not have a specific color, showing how there is no specific wavelength it can reflect, and it is therefore indifferent.”
Indifference is black because…
“It’s the absence of descision.”
“I picked one without thinking—I was indifferent.
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Indifference is brown because…
“Brown is a very simple, indifferent colour. It doesn’t evoke emotion.”
“It felt the most neutral.”
Indifference is purple because…
“Nonchalance is purple.
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Indifference is green because…
“Green is a sign of peace and neutrality which are synonyms of indifference.”
Indifference is yellow because…
“It feels like it’s the colour you should choose if you *have* to choose a colour, but don’t care enough to give it too much thought.”