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In the realm of three-dimensional space and light physics, there is no true grey. Instead, what we perceive as grey is the result of varying intensities of light, which our brains interpret as different shades of black and white.
In the realm of three-dimensional space and light physics, there is no true grey. Instead, what we perceive as grey is the result of varying intensities of light, which our brains interpret as different shades of black and white.