It's all so Black & White
Life in the hyiplandia is largely black'n white. Either a program pays, or it does not pay. There are a few shades of gray in between, but a skilled participant notices when a program has turned to the dark side. And sooner or later all of them do turn, except of course The Matrix Daily which is not a hyip but only fair gamble.
Who could have guessed that Black & White would dominate the most dramatic event in the history of TMD as well - those two of them that are actually not colors at all!
Boasting some elemental physics: black surface absorbs all light coming to it, every color, that's why it "looks" black, it does not in fact look anything as it keeps all light inside. Thus, black can be considered to either contain all colors or to contain no color. Whichever way you want to put it.
White surface reflects all light coming to it, thus a white item absorbs none of the light reaching it. If an item looks white, it is reflecting all the possible colors back to your eye. Red, Green and Blue are the three primary color components, RGB in short (review the list of most chosen pills)! Consequently, white can be seen as containing no colors at all (when we talk about a white item), or containing all possible colors (when we talk about white light).
The Fate is witty and its Hand is steadfast.
If you had the opportunity to choose all 10 colors at once from the Battle of Zion pills, you would have certainly won. To choose the white pill means exactly that, choosing all the available colors. White did indeed win and it was not our decision to make it win.
Having chosen the black pill means almost the same. Black also has something to do with all the colors, however it is the one that absorbs all of them instead of shining bright like white. The white rabbit prefers to hang around with forces of light, thus white won.
Of course, all that was obvious - but only after it happened (grin :).
The lesson of all this according to the white rabbit is: If you can choose all colors do so. That applies to the game of life as well as the game of The Matrix Daily. Happy Summer! (It's still hot in Zion.)
Kind regards,
Morpheus
The Matrix Daily Admin
Who could have guessed that Black & White would dominate the most dramatic event in the history of TMD as well - those two of them that are actually not colors at all!
Boasting some elemental physics: black surface absorbs all light coming to it, every color, that's why it "looks" black, it does not in fact look anything as it keeps all light inside. Thus, black can be considered to either contain all colors or to contain no color. Whichever way you want to put it.
White surface reflects all light coming to it, thus a white item absorbs none of the light reaching it. If an item looks white, it is reflecting all the possible colors back to your eye. Red, Green and Blue are the three primary color components, RGB in short (review the list of most chosen pills)! Consequently, white can be seen as containing no colors at all (when we talk about a white item), or containing all possible colors (when we talk about white light).
The Fate is witty and its Hand is steadfast.
If you had the opportunity to choose all 10 colors at once from the Battle of Zion pills, you would have certainly won. To choose the white pill means exactly that, choosing all the available colors. White did indeed win and it was not our decision to make it win.
Having chosen the black pill means almost the same. Black also has something to do with all the colors, however it is the one that absorbs all of them instead of shining bright like white. The white rabbit prefers to hang around with forces of light, thus white won.
Of course, all that was obvious - but only after it happened (grin :).
The lesson of all this according to the white rabbit is: If you can choose all colors do so. That applies to the game of life as well as the game of The Matrix Daily. Happy Summer! (It's still hot in Zion.)
Kind regards,
Morpheus
The Matrix Daily Admin
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