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I mean, I love it and thanks for sharing, but it's a pretty poor discernment for why "blue air" makes chlorophyll green. Sure, plants might be opportunistic in a respect and attempt to move to a color direction that gathers the maximum amount of the sun's rays. Why was the initial post, "sky blue, sun yellowish = plant green"? Why was that met with agreement?

It's not something that any Biologist would yield to as an explanation. Even if they respected themselves. (Sorry, Biologists. I know.)

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Are you saying that chlorophyll naturally evolved to take in specific wavelengths of light given the availability of light in specific frequencies in response to how the sun's light moves through our amosphere? I would get it, but that would be so frustrating of a response to, "why air blue matter".

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I hate that one misclick can delete my comment.

Would that be a natural, logical discernment for someone trying to figure out why chlorophyll is green? I say that this is an unhinged take and everyone siding with it should feel like... an amount of bad. It's pretty misleading by virtue.

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I'm still not following. What part of "blue air" imparts chlorophyll with its color? I get the sun. I understand how light works (reflection, refraction, and scattering). I understand our perception of light on a neuological level (including post-processing) to an extent that most people haven't studied. Why "blue" air make green plant?

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Little guy scared the crap out of me this morning.

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[...the conservative “an indication of sexuality is an invitation to sexualize”] - Ew, and I totally understand.

[4chan’s “Tits or GTFO”] - Ew. Again, I totally understand.

I meant well. Hopefully I haven't caused offense. I just wanted to juxtapose the conversation with a casual absurdity.