it’s mostly shades of complex grey and every once in a while when we use our vision, there are brilliant pops of color that truly delight and help us see other perspectives.
LISA LILLIBRIDGE
SPARK & MUSE
it’s mostly shades of complex grey and every once in a while when we use our vision, there are brilliant pops of color that truly delight and help us see other perspectives.
I love this post, Lisa. It reminds me of a Nova(?) episode I saw a million years ago that tried to illustrate how animals’ vision works. I think it was the cats that only see color in objects that are close to them – the brightly colored ball emerged from grey as they moved through the grass toward it. At least that’s what scientists thought a million years ago.
Hope you and yours are doing well. xoxo
On Sat, Nov 27, 2021 at 11:26 AM LISA LILLIBRIDGE wrote:
> Lisa Lillibridge/Dakota 1966 posted: ” it’s mostly shades of complex grey > and every once in a while when we use our vision, there are brilliant pops > of color that truly delight and help us see other perspectives. > https://www.healthline.com/health/mental-health/black-and-white-think” >
Thank you.