Black
and White
Before you go off the handle by
reading the title of this article, calm down and chill, this isn’t about racism
or hate. There are enough articles floating the internet on those subject. This
article is about black and white. Our world as we see it through our own eyes
and the perceptions associated with what we think, believe and act upon.
The difference between black and
white are miles apart. There are equal perceptions of equality or inequality of
its value to see things, persons or objects through a prism without color. It is
well known that in optics, a prism is a transparent optical element with a
flat, polished surface that refracts light.
Prisms can be made from any material
that is transparent. The most common prisms are glass, plastic and fluorite. Fluorite
is a gas and refracts light to a higher degree such as infrared wavelengths.
Prism can be used to break up light.
Prisms can divide, separate the colors of the rainbow. Prisms are powerful
tools and can be used to alter perceptions. Like is a prism, it can alter facts
as we known them to exist. Prisms can be biases that has the potential, the
ability and the power to create a different perception.
How do we differentiate the difference
between black and white? How do we tell them apart or create different
definitions for what we see? Is that a force stronger than we are aware of and
ignore? Do prisms cause us to discriminate colors if it has the ability and
power to create different perceptions?
Prisms aren’t human. They are
materials. No emotions, no intelligence and no sensory receptors. They aren’t
divided by race, religions, nationalities and color. They create colors from
different colors. This is done naturally and by the mere power of science, not
humans, so there are no control mechanisms attached to what you see.
Prisms diversify black and white and
turn it into something else – colors. There are no disparities because there are
no rules to follow. Everything is natural and not man made. If the prism is
moved in any direction, these colors change yet they come from the same exact
source as before it was changed. So you moved the position and you change the
perception. So as the world moves on its axis, the perceptions change
constantly in all reality.
Prisms reflect yet they divide and
change perceptions. Black and White can be changed without doing anything but
move the position of the prism. Interesting concept and scientifically sound. One
can argue, a man’s hands can change the position. Another could argue, nature’s
own forces, the wind, the rain and the heat can change the prisms position. Which
is stronger? This is up to the perception expected or the outcome desired. Regardless,
it is not humanly constructed, manufactured or created.
Prisms create gaps in perceptions. They
don’t change the original content but they change the perception. What we don’t
know is if you move the prism, what will it create next? That is the wonder of
prisms and the world of black and white. It is after all is said, just a
perception.
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