World Without Colour

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What would the world be like without the magic colors of a rainbow? What would the world be like if people weren't black, brown, yellow or white skinned? Would diversity exist without color? What would the world be like if we couldn't see the bright blue of the ocean or the sky? Would the horizon exist? Would we appreciate the beauty of a sunrise or a sunset? What would the world be like without the color of the flowers? Would mother nature be so wonderful?Most people may never have thought about what a colorful world we are living in, and few may have ever given a thought to ...view middle of the document...

The blue of the ocean and the sky would never be cherished without colours. Therefore, colour adds multifarious ness to nature. In fashion, if there were no colours, everything would only be patterns and designs. There would be no longer a wider range of choices when shopping. Everyone would be wearing similar types of shirts. Take for example, the make-up industry.Colours make nature, fashion, flags and the various races much more interesting and diverse. Without colours, nature would not be appreciated as much as it is coloured. Generally, a colorless world would be thought of as having no color except black, white and grey shades. Imagine that all of a sudden, everything loses its colors. In such a situation, everything would mix with his surroundings and it would become impossible to distinguish one object from another. For example a peach and an apple would look almost identical. There would be no distinct features.We'd lose all sight for which was which, basically normal organisms wouldn't be able to tell the difference from one thing to another resulting in chaos. Emotionally and Mentally: Our world would seem depressing and very dark and disturbing. Some would enjoy this, while others would not because a world without colors means a world with no life. We basically need colors to help us get through the day and without them...life would be sad.

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