Black is not a color

>black is not a color
>white is not a color
>neither black nor white are colors
>both black and white are colors
Which of these is correct?

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it depends

>color refers to appearance of light
>black means no light
>black isn't a color

Suck it niggers.

White is like, all the colors.

Depends on the application.

>Which of these is correct?
a, b and c

Black people = colored people. Check m8 brainlet.

Elaborate

It's called the electromagnetic *spectrum* for a reason. Color isn't black and white.

additive model: white is a color, black is not
subtractive model: black is a color, white is not

This

White is an overlay of all color wavelengths and therefore a color. Black is the absence of light and therefore the absence of color. Simple as.

Are we talking about emission or absorption? Painting and art or industrial?

nothing is a color, color isn't real

If black were a color we would expect animals without color vision to be blind. True white is a color, but organisms without color vision see "white" only as it relates to a lack of black.

neither is a hue

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Black and White are both colors. However, White is of a superior order of colors to black.

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NIGGERS AND JEWS
KEKS AND FAGS
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None is correct
Black is absence of color
White is all the colors being reflected
You are retarded

Colour is a phenomenon of human perception

Just found another retard, they are raining these days and it's not even summer

>semantics

it obviously depends on your definition of color, however, brightness and darkness are registered in the eyes with a different mechanism than colorvision (dark-light = rods, colors=cones)
of course thats brightness of any color..

also if you define color as a wavelength of light, then pink isnt a color.
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also if you allow more than the human visual spectrum, black and white arent even well defined, so it seems sense to restrict ourselves to human visual perception and I therefore declare that black, white and pink are all colors and op is a fag.

Black and white are brightness values, not colors.

>bright red light is "white"
get a load of this guy

>Black is using all the colors of crayons to make the paper black.
>White is not using any crayons on the paper.

What did he mean by this?

Do you think colour is fundamental to our universe? Of course it isn't.

read again dumdum...

>color is something abstract your brain uses to represent what wavelengths of light are detected by your eyes
>black and white can both be made up in your brain as a perception of light
>ergo, black and white are colors

Depends on the context you use it in. For example, in design you would consider them colors, while in physics you might define colors by frequency given off, so pure black could be no color.

Fourth. White is the zeroeth primary color, and black is the zeroeth secondary color.

White - Black
Red - Cyan
Green - Magenta
Blue - Yellow

Wouldn't it be "yellow is not a color"?

>White is light
>Black is absence of light
>Gray is the perfect way of living.

Depends on context. In artistic fields both are considered colors. In science I'd say only white is a color but with the context that there is no wavelength for white light.
Side note that artistic fields also claim that yellow is one of the 3 primary colors, instead of green. Idk why though.

Frikin copycat

when you're drawing yellow is primary
when you're shining light green is primary
i think

You'd expect them to take cyan & magenta as the other 2 primary colors to be consistent, but when's the last time any slightly artistic field was consistent?

Relax user, maybe we're related somehow since we phrase our answers so similarly (I genuenly hadn't read yours)

Lol, either that or the answer is more objective than we thought. Either way it's cool we almost said the same thing.

Depends on "color"
Color in the most scientific and accurate definition refers to light being reflected
By this definition, black is not a color as no light is reflected

However, color can also refer to pigment
In this definition, white is the abscence of pigment and black is the combination of all pigment in equal proportion

Context is key, friend

just realize people had posted very similar things, to clarify, "artistic", "drawing", etc. are all synonyms being used to describe pigment, the term you are looking for.
"Physics", "science", "real color" is looking for the term light