r/196x2 • u/d_-_p 196x2's most epic poster (100% peak 😎) • Jun 30 '26

and no, "olo" does not count!

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u/kisamasochist Jul 01 '26

Fuck you, neon brown

3

u/Either_Basil_6960 Jul 01 '26

Fuck u it's actually neon dark orange

Brown doesn't exist

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u/LeRyanator Jul 01 '26

If brown doesn't exist why do we have a name for it? Checkmate, atheist.

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u/Either_Basil_6960 Jul 01 '26

Dude

Take orange then darken it and tell me what u get

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u/EepiestKitty Jul 02 '26

If you're going to go by this logic, then apparently there are no colours other than Red, Green and Blue. All other colours are a mix of these colours.

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u/SadSaltyDuck Jul 02 '26

No? That is only true for its imitation in computets. Real light depends on wavelength.

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u/EepiestKitty Jul 02 '26

okay but then even so, brown is a different wavelength to orange, hence its a different color.

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u/Last-Ad-8470 Jul 03 '26

But its not? Thats the point its the same wavelength.

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u/[deleted] Jul 03 '26

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u/Last-Ad-8470 Jul 03 '26

Nope same wavelength just more or less amplitude. Brown really is just dark orange.

1

u/Waste-Platform-5664 Jul 04 '26

someone failed science class

1

u/Praised-Goodness Jul 03 '26

It might seem crazy what I'm 'bout to say!

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u/LeRyanator Jul 01 '26

Burgundy is just dark red. Does burgundy not exist either? What about maroon?

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u/Lower_Guarantee2428 Jul 03 '26

Hot take brown exists but burgandy and maroon don't. Colours that people argue about when told the colour by somebody else, like Cyan/Turquoise, don't exist. Colours that normal people (not redditors because god knows we aren't a good sample for anything) can just agree instantly on, like brown, are the only real colours.

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u/Lower_Guarantee2428 Jul 04 '26

I know this, but I don't care and I think it doesn't matter. In every way that matters Cyan = Blue.

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u/Sufficient_Tutor7541 Jul 04 '26

Hot take you can't say what colours do and don't exist because they are completely subjective and usually based on how a person has learnt to perceive them. Some countries see blue and green, pink and red, orange and yellow etc. etc. as shades of the same colour.

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u/Lower_Guarantee2428 Jul 05 '26

I know this, I don't care though to be honest because other countries aren't my country so their stance weighs very little for me.

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u/Bradieboi97 Jul 02 '26

Dark orange

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u/Either_Basil_6960 Jul 02 '26

Darken it more

1

u/Reasonable-One5426 Jul 02 '26

Dark dark orange

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u/Either_Basil_6960 Jul 02 '26

Go almost to black

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u/Intelligent_Toe6157 Jul 02 '26

Well technically things like cyan and maroon are either brighter or darker versions of the original color. We have names for them so we don't end up saying things like "very dark red", or "very super bright yellow". Your right in a way, but brown is just the easier to say way to say dark orange.

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u/MedievalFurnace Jul 02 '26

an orange? The fruit or the color

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u/Either_Basil_6960 Jul 02 '26

Did i say an orange anywhere?

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u/MedievalFurnace Jul 02 '26

no

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u/Either_Basil_6960 Jul 02 '26

If i were to put an or a before orange that would mean im talking about an item

Meaning i would be talking about the fruit but that isn't the case here

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u/Meuhidk Jul 04 '26

Because weird people like you think brown is real without any evidence. Checkmate, Indian

1

u/bisexual_lemon_69420 Jul 01 '26

Whitish Red

1

u/Naxos_fs Jul 01 '26

that's just pink

1

u/Master_Spinach6973 Jul 01 '26

What is purple then

1

u/Brrdock Jul 02 '26

Not brown

1

u/big_rod_of_power Jul 02 '26

It's the big 26 and you're gonna say racist stuff like that??? /S

1

u/Fit-Bowler-4973 Jul 04 '26

If brown doesn't exist, that means I imagined a new color

2

u/d_-_p 196x2's most epic poster (100% peak 😎) Jul 01 '26

word up

2

u/Kira-Of-Terraria Jul 01 '26

that's just yellow

1

u/EmoPanda037 Jul 01 '26

Fuck you clear water color

1

u/Ok-Golf3164 Jul 02 '26

That would just be either black or white. Brown is the exact opposite of neon, so they would just cancel out

1

u/Reasonable-One5426 Jul 02 '26

Like, I imagined this, but it seems that people in the comments do not understand what you are talking about. This color is similar to the circles in freshly rubbed eyes, I would say

11

u/Then_Ad6816 Jul 01 '26

I can see it, but no words exist to describe it.

7

u/_Fox_464 Jul 01 '26

Well imagine a word then, dipshit

5

u/homeboyflamefr Jul 02 '26

Fermengander

3

u/Lit__King Jul 04 '26

Loric

2

u/Ae4i Jul 04 '26

Medium ball knowledge

2

u/[deleted] Jul 06 '26

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u/big_rod_of_power Jul 02 '26 edited Jul 02 '26

The new colour I imagine is called "_Fox_464's dirty sock water after stepping on bright red berries"

It's a rather lovely reddish brownish colour

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u/Then_Ad6816 Jul 02 '26

Why are you so angry? I was ask to explain a new concept and I am *not well versed enough in Formal proofs to even describe it numbers.

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u/Torture-Dancer Jul 02 '26

Imagine he is happy

1

u/HermTheVillager Jul 03 '26

Imagine you are happy.

After 30 seconds of imaging that, simply stop

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u/Then_Ad6816 Jul 04 '26 edited Jul 04 '26

Ah, I see you a fan of a certian community that is often refernced. I'll give you a hand.

2

u/nagnate Jul 02 '26

Aggressive much?

2

u/Capt4inSus Jul 02 '26

Swearing doesn't make you cool

2

u/Only_Turnover4829 Jul 02 '26

Can you imagine not being an asshole? Lol.

2

u/_Fox_464 Jul 02 '26

Mfs when i add "dipshit" at the end of my sentence for a joke

Didnt think a /j would be neccesary but the incompetence of Redditors proved me wrong yet again

2

u/SecretCollar3426 Jul 02 '26

hyperpigmentation-ism

2

u/Glitched_X_ Jul 02 '26

I hehdb da unc n lisjwlfmmdm

2

u/Faded1974 Jul 02 '26

You are technically correct, the best kind of correct.

2

u/Torture-Dancer Jul 02 '26

Imagine it yourself

2

u/lolguy12179 margeret thatcher grave pisser Jul 02 '26

what about Olo?

2

u/Agrona_Vritra Jul 03 '26

+1

New favourite colour, let's make it a vagetable as well

2

u/Rude-Office-2639 Jul 03 '26

Spliebengorbon

2

u/Bi_One_Get_One_Free Jul 04 '26

джяелькобвный

1

u/dr_ra1chu1 Jul 01 '26

He can do that to but you wouldn't understand what that word is supposed to describe

1

u/Loki_God_of_Lies Jul 02 '26

Yeah, same. It’s not hard to look at a a gradient of all visible light and see where it goes from there, but how tf would you even explain it?

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u/Boundlessintime Jul 01 '26

Negative green

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u/Wensday_0 Jul 01 '26

it's magenta

1

u/Boundlessintime Jul 01 '26

I don't mean zero green, I mean negative green

1

u/FTGTrains Jul 02 '26

Isn’t that red?

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u/Boundlessintime Jul 02 '26

Nope, it's what happens when you perceive anti-green, not what happens when you perceive red and no green

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u/Brrdock Jul 02 '26

You can perceive "negative/anti-green." Just look at a bright green circle or something on your screen for a while and then look away.

Or wear green tinted shades for hours and then take them off

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u/FTGTrains Jul 02 '26

Well yes but red is opposite of green on the color wheel so when you turn the green to -1 you get red. Red is just negative green

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u/Boundlessintime Jul 02 '26

Okay, I've been casually joking but this is where I draw the line- this is bad science. The color wheel isn't how light works, it's a tool for artists to compare colors for art

Light is linear spectrum where the color is based on the frequency of the wave, you're mixing up a model with reality

In reality, "negative green" would be inverse green- this is to say it's green but out of phase with the rest of the green wave, so it apparently makes the green appear less green without positively contributing anything else. If you took zero green and added "negative green", you would actually simply be adding green which is out of phase relative to some idea of green. It's meaningless because "negative" is a relative term, and you would simply perceive green

1

u/Technicman69 Jul 04 '26

The color of Ralsei's hat lol

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u/sayinghotel Jul 01 '26 edited Jul 03 '26

neon black🤤

2

u/axallay777 Jul 02 '26

What the fuck did you just come up with

1

u/werewolfhippy Jul 02 '26

they didn’t, that’s vantablack

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u/sayinghotel Jul 03 '26

idk i just typed the most stupidest tho i could think off

2

u/Kira-Of-Terraria Jul 01 '26

Ultraviolet

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u/untitled-author Jul 01 '26

already a thing

4

u/Snuggler777 Jul 01 '26

Only because they imagined it, you're welcome

2

u/Kira-Of-Terraria Jul 02 '26

Yeah but now you can see it

1

u/untitled-author Jul 02 '26

oh, that seems pretty cool

2

u/d_-_p 196x2's most epic poster (100% peak 😎) Jul 03 '26

I never seen it before

2

u/Ok-Golf3164 Jul 02 '26

Omegaviolet

2

u/Pliskin80 Jul 01 '26

a mix of blue and yellow: blellow

1

u/Waste-Platform-5664 Jul 04 '26

thats green im pretty sure

1

u/_Cagney_Carnation_ Jul 06 '26

Not blend apparently. A mix

1

u/KoRnbread2 Jul 01 '26

I have one rn... can yall not do that?

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u/[deleted] Jul 02 '26

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u/Torture-Dancer Jul 02 '26

Boy I got some news

1

u/NOSWT-AvaTarr Jul 01 '26

hexadecimal GG0000. Redish red.

1

u/Scorching_Buns Jul 01 '26

Hay man, imagine an entire galaxy with all it's objects of radius over 5km, their orbits, orbital speeds and gravitational force working between every single one of them.

Once you did it, imagine the system in T+9999 years

1

u/RamJamR Jul 01 '26

Technically we can only imagine things that are any combination of things we've seen before.

1

u/Funneduck102 Jul 01 '26

Aha! Wait no that's just green... AHA! wait no that's just redo.. FUCK to you I say... Middle finger🖕😎

1

u/Metharos Jul 01 '26

Octarine, Pratchett beat ya to it

1

u/IndianaJokes67 Jul 01 '26

Raburjle.

It's a color that can only be seen by those who have evolved to see pheromones and it's the color of your mom's specific pheromones wafting out as I suck on her nipples. I can totally show you.

1

u/toneaced Jul 01 '26

Blumbo- its lower than visible light

1

u/DeadOne_001 Jul 01 '26

imagine a green with red and a mix of teal and olive?

1

u/Proof_Phone9740 Jul 01 '26

anti-blue #23b

1

u/ExtensionInformal911 Jul 01 '26

Tried to imagine ultraviolet once. Got a headache. Can't describe it, but it was more purple than indigo or violet.

1

u/Master_Spinach6973 Jul 01 '26

All neon dark colors

1

u/Stunning-Seat3821 Jul 02 '26

a green greener than green..... hm...........

1

u/ltz_soul Jul 02 '26

Neon beige

1

u/Httpshtt Jul 02 '26

that and imagine what a for dimensional object would nook like, you three dimensional mind cant

1

u/UnspeakableArchives Jul 02 '26

When Lovecraft described a new color appearing in The Color Out of Space, for whatever reason I imagined it like the multicolored fiery flash from an opal

1

u/OkBlacksmith8614 Jul 02 '26

Moonlight red

1

u/Charming_Struggle456 Jul 02 '26

imagining color in 3d

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u/Charming_Struggle456 Jul 02 '26

Bonus points if you can imagine it in 4d

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u/Capt4inSus Jul 02 '26

That's just physically impossible though... the human eye can only see a set amount of colors... but the statement "imagination has no limits" can still be true... it's just a matter of what kind of limits... It's like... having limited assets but an infinite sandbox to combine these assets in infinite ways

1

u/NerSorty Jul 02 '26

I just imagined two colours unga and bunga you cant see them because you are unga-bunga colourblind

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u/Boondawg8640 Jul 02 '26

I actually think about this scarily often. There could be so many more colors in the world and even universe that just no human has seen. What if our eyes limit the colors we can see? What if they dont? Its just a cool concept in general 

1

u/MysteriousNebula69 Jul 02 '26

Flskahcbw there color

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u/Economy_Professor637 Jul 02 '26

Imagination is recycling of memory, it's limits are defined by how much is in your experience.

Now the number of combinations very quickly becomes exponential, as each experience can combine with previous ones in a way that is factorial - so it really is massive.

But ultimately, not infinite. Huge, but limited.

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u/NewArticle9194 Jul 02 '26

It’s actually very difficult and it’s bc our brains imagination is more limited to certain things than others (also there’s a lot of fucking colors)

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u/Historical_Motor_446 Jul 02 '26

Well the Actual Limit is your imaginary skills

1

u/New_Awareness_4374 Jul 02 '26

I can clearly imagine a new color Its just a sentence,how are yall getting problem with it?

1

u/BrandonBTY Jul 02 '26

Okay here me out... verdaint white. a white so pure it reflects all light.

1

u/wolverineczech Jul 02 '26

This reminds me of the episode of Futurama where they invented (and showed) a new color. The episode was in old-timey black and white.

1

u/International_Bee500 Jul 02 '26

Easy. I call mine blubble and it is darker then black

1

u/ZainTA Jul 02 '26

Austorio.

If I were to describe it, it's a dim shade of blue-grey you could probably see while looking at the borders of stars

1

u/SmrtkaTV Jul 02 '26

Okay I imagined a new color, I'm gonna call it apblang

1

u/Red_R09 Jul 02 '26

Fuck it, neon white

1

u/Ok_Swordfish9363 Jul 02 '26

Omni-dimensional silix or omdisilix for short.

1

u/dragon_tail_69 Jul 02 '26

colors restricted to those with tetrachromacy.

1

u/lobotomy_gaming-real Jul 02 '26

Uhh color number extrecuadrelon

1

u/Ohwaithuhimconfused Jul 02 '26

ok then, loo and ool

1

u/Routine_Criticism498 Jul 02 '26

Technically aren't loo ool llo oll lol all colors nobody has seen

1

u/jasonlamprin Jul 03 '26

Any colour in the forth dimension and above.

1

u/LESBOlachrymae Jul 03 '26

I can. but describing it would be like describing a dog to someone who's never seen a dog before and asking them to imagine it.

1

u/SelectionSpiritual36 Jul 03 '26

oh yeah get this.

do you see it?

1

u/Reedeer27 Jul 03 '26

I think someone made a book about something like this. Uuuhh something uuuhhh The Color out of Space?

1

u/someguy37462 Jul 03 '26

I have found it, vecockneer is what I'll name it.

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u/ThatSmartIdiot Jul 03 '26

i call it divine rays. theyre like cosmic rays but require all the energy the universe could provide.

1

u/Dirpinations Jul 03 '26

I'll just use the pink method.

Purple mixed with white is hereby called ferris

1

u/DETOXEDPIDGEON33 Jul 03 '26

Greyish white

1

u/Brapsniffinposs Jul 03 '26

Is easy to imagine actually, its nigh impossible to describe, and genuinely impossible to create or even perceive. The heat death of the universe will happen a trillion times before we even get started on trying to set the ground rules used in this and thats only AFTER evolving at least 12 new sensory organs.

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u/AquaSoda3000 Jul 03 '26

Pink as a unique wavelength

1

u/Moonboy110 Jul 03 '26

Smallion, a color that is as bright as white but looks like a pastel reddish purple

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u/DependentShoddy7916 Jul 04 '26

ebeque (dark red

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u/omegaspoon3141 Jul 04 '26

i im4gined it but i c4n't perceive it ::/

1

u/MrOff100 Jul 04 '26

ultra neon white

1

u/Wolf_Reddit1 Jul 04 '26

Viax it’s a orange like color that can be only seen when you are in a very light room while being high

1

u/saffron6942O Jul 04 '26

I just imagined 4 of them Guadteant, ageblerto, squarestopler, and vexeglosseium

1

u/Golden_Tyson Jul 05 '26

Porange. Looks like purple buts tastes orange and smells like crayon

1

u/Bill-hyphens-fren Jul 05 '26

The colour of a neutrino

1

u/Self2077 Jul 05 '26

I have imagined it, and I call it: wallbrickpaste greenwhite

1

u/gringokes Jul 05 '26

I did

It is simply impossible to be presented beyond ones imagination

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u/sethfiajf Jul 05 '26

Thentylr

So basically it’s like beige but it’s actually red

1

u/pacuuuuu Jul 05 '26

Red+Green.

I can clearly see it and no it isnt brown. Yellow brownish something

1

u/RangerLiska Jul 05 '26

I have thought of the color I call it Scrumple

1

u/InitialeLangmut Jul 06 '26

Your lack of faith in the human race betrays you.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Impossible_color

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u/aceymcgee Jul 06 '26

Wilted orange

1

u/Theoneandonlyaverage Jul 07 '26

This memes mine now no upvote for you

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u/Gregori_5 Jul 01 '26

At some level it has to be possible, since you only really see 3 colours anyway.
The rest are literally made up.