February 23, 2025
The Color of Money
Timothy Birdnow
Color me crazy, but I recently wrote a rather lengthy essay on the disappearance of color in our modern society (based on an essay written by another) and, well, read it for yourself.
Pastorious at the site formerly known as Infidel Blogger's Alliance gives his opinion on color schemes in a rather colorful essay (including colorful language). He makes a good point; he thinks the horrible gray color cars had during the pandemic were intended as a tool of social control. Do read his article.
We are on the same page; both of us see the disappearance of color as a sign of the rising statism and a tool for psychological ccontrol.
Pastorious points out he tried getting the answers from Google and the results were, well, not surprising but instructive.
Color me crazy, but I recently wrote a rather lengthy essay on the disappearance of color in our modern society (based on an essay written by another) and, well, read it for yourself.
Pastorious at the site formerly known as Infidel Blogger's Alliance gives his opinion on color schemes in a rather colorful essay (including colorful language). He makes a good point; he thinks the horrible gray color cars had during the pandemic were intended as a tool of social control. Do read his article.
We are on the same page; both of us see the disappearance of color as a sign of the rising statism and a tool for psychological ccontrol.
Pastorious points out he tried getting the answers from Google and the results were, well, not surprising but instructive.
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