thinking abt all the completely arbitrary color-concept associations we form & don't even really realize just based on the design choices some person made somewhere once
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in my head even numbers are cool colors & odd numbers are warm colors and it could be extremely weak synesthesia or more likely it's just leftover traces of whatever color scheme happened to be on the big paper cutout numbers in my kindergarten classroom
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math is red and history is blue and science is green because for years as a kid i had to make binder labels and probably when i was like 9 i decided on this and now i'm stuck with it forever
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if you make me code in a different color scheme than the one i've used for 6 years it'll take me at least twice as long
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can't even imagine how much this might occupy the headspace of someone who works in fashion or design
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just remembered i always mixed up quartz and topaz on the mohs scale because 7 and topaz are both golden yellow by default also c on the piano is red, d is light green, f is an indeterminate cool brassy color, b-flat is also cool & metallic but if it's a-sharp it's orange
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I had a weird number/color association that I was confused by and enamored with for YEARS until I realized it was literally just billiard balls and I spent too much time at the Boys & Girl’s club in my youth :|
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Funny, they've always been/felt the opposite to me, odd numbers feel cold/uncomfortable and even warm/friendly.
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