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Technically none of them are wrong, the tricolours are just for different things. Like with paint, you're dealing with pigments, and the primary colours for those are red, yellow and blue. For light, it's red, green and blue, and for printer ink, it's cyan, magenta and yellow. The primary colours are different for different circumstances and materials.
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The Isaac Newton Apple story is honestly a bit more interesting than “he saw something fall, let’s invent gravity.” It goes that Newton was under the apple tree on a WINDY day, and when an apple fell, he observed that it moved sideways AS it fell, leading him to hypothesize that, if something fell “sideways” fast enough, that it could outpace the downward pulling force and start circling the planet forever.
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The reason why red, blue and yellow are introduced as the primary colors is that they are the primary colors of classical paint pallets. CMYK are pure primary colors but those colors were not achievable with pigments in classical painting. Both the cyan and magenta from CMYK were invented in the 1800s but color theory education precedes this.
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One of my favourite things I remember doing back when my parents still owned one of those thick ass TVs was getting my eye so close to the screen I could actually SEE the individual stripes of red, green and blue. I found it stupidly satisfying to be able to see that all colours on the TV comes from just 3 colours.
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@Fireship
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It's just a joke, your teachers would never lie to you! Subscribe if you like code!
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