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by yarg
659 days ago
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No it absolutely doesn't. It's a well know fact that people are unable to distinguish colours that are too close together. You could even have a smooth gradient from colour 'a' through colour 'b' to colour 'c', where it's possible to distinguish 'a' from 'c' but not to distinguish 'b' from either 'a' or 'c'. |
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