What color is rationality?

A plurality say rationality is blue.
Click a color to add your vote.

“I believe rationality is green because when you’re rational you tend to make good or ‘correct’ decisions. I associate correctness with green. Green is also the middle color on the spectrum—it doesn’t take either side nor is not an extreme or irrational color.”
“Rational can kind of mean good or you did something right. I associate good with green like a check mark.”
“Green is a rational color.”
“Rationality is green because the process of building an accurate ‘map’ of reality is an ongoing, growing, and ever-evolving process, much like nature.”
“Rationality is green because if you are rational, you make good choices, and good is green and logic is green too.”

“It lacks emotion.”
“Grey like a computer. Like colorless textbook facts with no wiggle room.”
“It’s a cold, neutral colour.”
“It’s solid and not overly emotional.”
“It is neutral.”
“Grey is cold and calculating.”
“Stiff, cold, calculating—this describes both grey and rationality.”
“It’s like objectivity which is kinda not black and white, more gray.”
“My first thought was white because normally its the ‘right thing,’ but sometimes the rational thing isn’t the right thing, so its a shade of grey.”
“To be rational you have to be balanced.”

“Something that is rational is often neutral. White is the perfect neutral. ”
“I think of rationality as having a clear head, and white is the closest to clear.”
“It’s like you have a clear head.”

“Because orange is in the middle of colors. Not too dark, but not too bright—it just kinda feels in the middle, rational.”

“Rationality is brown because its ordinary and sort of boring but something about it is reliable. ”