The Color Wars
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Well, I finally found scientific proof of which color is fastest, at http://www.sencore.com
As you can see by the diagram above, red is the slowest color (385 tHz). Black, being the lack of color, would be even slower. White, being an equal distribution of all colors would be somewhere in the median range.
So, as my car is Blue, that puts me right up near the top. Unfortunately, my research also shows that I must bow to Jason and the Purple Pearl as the fastest color on the chart.
Maybe now, we can consider this settled....
This is the second time this has been posted.....and the interpretations of the chart were really funny (especially mine).....but I'm too damn tired to find it. See if you can. It'* worth it.
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Originally Posted by willwren
This is the second time this has been posted.....and the interpretations of the chart were really funny (especially mine).....but I'm too damn tired to find it. See if you can. It'* worth it.
Here'* how it works.......What'* the shortest path? Yellow and Green. The shortest path is the quickest. My 'official' color according to GM is "Dark Yellow Green". Therefore, I am the fastest.
Originally Posted by MOS95B
Well, I finally found scientific proof of which color is fastest, at http://www.sencore.com
As you can see by the diagram above, red is the slowest color (385 tHz). Black, being the lack of color, would be even slower. White, being an equal distribution of all colors would be somewhere in the median range.
So, as my car is Blue, that puts me right up near the top. Unfortunately, my research also shows that I must bow to Jason and the Purple Pearl as the fastest color on the chart.
Maybe now, we can consider this settled....
Originally Posted by Allmachtige
Yeah well I got a purple bottle in the trunk which is a super fast color, so bite me. 


