Let's dive into the hate and look around and see whatever we can understand.

And so today on our radio show, we decided, well, let's give it a second thought. At this point, most of us don't even give it a second thought.

You know, I think we're all so used to all kinds of ugliness online in comment sections and Twitter and Facebook and everywhere else. Quote, 'If after reading this thread, you refuse to actually test it and choose to stick with your dogmatic belief, then you are everything that is wrong with America.' By the way, 120, 120, 120 with 160 hue, 113 loom.Īfter all of that, somebody still writes, 'The second square looks brighter to me.' Somebody else replies, 'It's definitely brighter than you.' People start calling each other stupid, which of course leads to the kind of big, overbroad, sweeping statement you see in comment sections everywhere. Several people suggested they can open up the file on Photoshop or MS Paint and use the Dropper tool to see the exact RGB values of the colors and they'll see that they're the same. They tell the doubters to take their fingers and cover over everything but the two gray squares on their screen and they'll see they are the same color. And at first, they're like, super nice about it, right? They're trying to be helpful. They are different colors.' Another writes, 'not the same shade.' Says a third, 'not convinced.' And I'll refrain from a Fifty Shades of Gray joke here and just say, when you scroll down through the comments, people do find a way to disagree, even about this.Īnd I don't know, maybe you've been on the internet- they like to curse about it. It doesn't seem like there's anything, really, here to discuss. And you might think, what would you possibly comment on? Right? But of course, since this graphic is on the internet, there's a comment section. The two gray squares are exactly the same shade of gray. But in fact, the whole point of it is it's an optical illusion. One of them is surrounded by lighter stuff so it looks darker, and the other gray box is surrounded by darker stuff so it looks lighter. It's an optical illusion created by a professor at MIT who studies vision and the brain.Īnd basically, there are two gray boxes.

It's a graphic that somebody showed me on the internet. This something that I found like that everybody can agree on is a graphic. Something that doesn't divide Republicans and Democrats, Sunni and Shia, Taylor Swift fans and Katy Perry fans.

Let's pause for something that everyone can agree on. So let's all just pause here for a second for something that is so rare on public radio or, you know, I guess, anywhere, actually.

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