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there are discordantly coloured words, so i guess the opposite is true, but i would probably just refer to them as words that make sense. i note a few in the animation, where the colours of the dominant letters work with the word's meaning.
verysillymonkey 3 years ago
Does a collection of colour/letters create a "chord" in the way that individual notes combined create a chord?
SeanBoke 3 years ago
thanks.
acronyms would be whatever colour the letters and or numbers used are.
punctuation marks are black... but i don't really consider them as part of this whole thing... they might be stored in a different part of the brain, where the wiring is normal. who knows... same with math symbols. no colour to speak of.
verysillymonkey 3 years ago
Very colourful language. Your sense is almost palpabl. Somehow the "e" is translucent. Unnecessary in such a plump word, like a ripe persimmon.
People whose brains didn't form in the era of typewriters/film might not appreciate the rhythmic, punctuation of each.
What colour are emoticons and net-acronyms?
SeanBoke 3 years ago