Black and White Thinking

Try Seeing Color – It’s Unlimited

Our perception of the world in color. Photo courtesy of Valeria Boltneva.

Imagine never seeing color.¹ Everything is black and white. Either all good or all bad. Absolutes. There isn't even any gray areas. Plato's Allegory of the Cave shows gradients of gray portraying the complexity and subtlety of objects. Even my version of the Allegory still contains …