correctness is not the point. binary choice is the whole point. because my blue may not be your blue...

eikenberry 4 hours ago | parent | next [-]

It should probably alternate between blue/notblue... green/notgreen. I hit the same wall. Second question asked if blue/green when it was neither... and I really mean neither. I don't see cyan as a shade of blue or green, rather much like I don't see green as a shade of blue or yellow.

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arcfour 3 hours ago | parent [-]

Huh. I consider cyan to be blue, but it turns out it's made by mixing equal parts of blue and green light on an RGB display.

I guess that makes sense thinking about it now since it's not a deep blue, and there's obviously no red component, but I never thought of it as being defined as equal parts blue and green.

(Turquoise I would consider to be blue-green/both).

	▲	p1necone 20 minutes ago \| parent [-]
		yeah I've always thought of cyan as just "blue, but really bright", which does make sense - you're going from 0, 0, 100 (blue) to 0, 100, 100 (cyan) so it's twice as far from pure black. I also see pure cyan as being much more blue than green.

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ajkjk 4 hours ago | parent | prev | next [-]

There's no way for me to answer truthfully whether teal is blue or green. It is neither. Anything I give gives a false answer. The data is invalid.

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reactordev 2 hours ago | parent [-]

Incorrect, it either lies on the blue side or the green side, you must choose. Neither is not an option.

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t-writescode 23 minutes ago | parent | next [-]

Sometimes the answer can be “I reject the premise.”

I’m sure you’ve had conversations where that’s the answer you want to give.

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xmprt 2 hours ago | parent | prev [-]

If you gave me the exact same color code 20 times I might give you green 10 times and blue the other 10 because I genuinely can't tell the difference. So it's not a binary like you're claiming.

	▲	reactordev an hour ago \| parent [-]
		If you did that, your score would be 50%, that’s how this works.

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svnt 3 hours ago | parent | prev | next [-]

But reproducibility should be the point. As a result of the structure it approaches an asymptote from one side or the other. I took it once and approached from green and my greenness was 77%, a second time it approached from blue and my blueness was 68%.

A test that allows an answer of neither would deliver more information (transition points and an error bar) without failing to identify a distribution in the population taking the test.

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ImprovedSilence an hour ago | parent | prev | next [-]

It's so remarkable how many people here refuse to understand your point. It's like, there is no right or wrong, no perfect score, just pure subjectiveness, and they can't handle it. If I wasn't convinced this site is entirely bots before, I might be now....

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