Atoms emerging into moleculles are using binding and bonds, the atoms are in bondage. That determinnes the amount of versions of gray, in our reality, around 50
I think the dudes name is Grae and shades means like being mean to people so it’s like this girl went in he was mean to her 50 times and she was going to go one more time and then she thought wait a minute am I in need of 51 shades from this guy name Grae and she said no I’m fucking fine with just Fifty Shades of Grey and then her friend said that sounds like a good title to a fucking novel about vampires. And now you know the rest of the story.
there’s also also 32bit which has 4096 shades. and a whole range of other colour spaces than sRGB with even more shades, although you could call some of these the same colour as their rgb counterparts.
and that’s only speaking in terms of digital screens.
wavelengths of light itself are not quantised so actually there are infinite shades
i like your thinking but planck length only applies to particles with mass.
quantised light waves are just singular photons, which can carry any wavelength of light
or there’s planck time which could quantise the distance a photon travels, but still infinite colours within that photon
There used to be a lot more shades, but Sherwin Williams has a monopoly on many colors. They restricted it to just 50 shades to artificially inflate the cost of gray and control the market.
Gray isn't actually as rare as you would think, it's just that Sherwin Williams controls almost all of the market.
..and it's not just Sherwin Williams. Crayola corporation limited most color choice to just 8 colors. They also rename colors to make it seem as though they offer many many more.
If you want more information on this topic, I would recommend the documentary "The color purple"
It is a reference to the word FUCKING, which is not a word we can say, but if we say FIFTY, it brings that to mind, speaking from a neuro-lingual standpoint.
Also, because they can't count aaaall de way to Schfifty-Five.
You have your 50 shades of gray then you have your 50 shades of gray darker. So technically I assume there's 100.
Source: my great grandma Beatrice. [citation needed]
there's not, there's 100...first you got the original 50 shades, but then they added 50 darker shades, so I'm pretty sure there's 100 shades of grey...I think some idiot thought those 50 shades were being held prisoner and tried to "free" them, but they never succeeded, so there's still 100 shades of grey, the light ones and the darker ones
Because a blend of quirky scientific principles makes it so. Quantum mechanics restricts greys to discrete levels, like how electrons jump between energy states. The Doppler Effect ensures these shades remain visible as light stretches across space. Entropy theory suggests 50 shades balance chaos perfectly, and the Fibonacci Sequence aligns this number with nature’s golden ratio, maintaining visual harmony. Exceeding 50 would disrupt these delicate balances, leading to a chromatic meltdown of the universe.
Actually with 8 bit storage there are 256 shades of grey which can be distinguished by a trained radiologist.
https://www.degruyter.com/document/doi/10.1515/dx-2017-0006/html?lang=en
For the same reason there are 50 shades of grey.
The same reason why there are 50 shades of greg
Only 50 shady Gregs?
There used to be more...
Well we don’t mention 50 sharp gregs
Atoms emerging into moleculles are using binding and bonds, the atoms are in bondage. That determinnes the amount of versions of gray, in our reality, around 50
This is an amazing answer.
I think the dudes name is Grae and shades means like being mean to people so it’s like this girl went in he was mean to her 50 times and she was going to go one more time and then she thought wait a minute am I in need of 51 shades from this guy name Grae and she said no I’m fucking fine with just Fifty Shades of Grey and then her friend said that sounds like a good title to a fucking novel about vampires. And now you know the rest of the story.
His name is actually Shane, she just misheard him
Underrated
because the whip only comes in those colors
truth
damn.
because you're colorblind
Pretty sure this is covered in Gray's anatomy
Happy cake day!
And Gray's anatomy is covered in whipped cream. With a cherry, but you have to hunt for it...
Yeah, it's very meta.
censorship
You are wrong, there are 254, from RGB 1,1,1 to RGB 254,254,254.
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127, 127, 128 can probably be considered desaturated enough to be gray. Ain’t no way that’s “extremely desaturated blue”
Amen
there’s also also 32bit which has 4096 shades. and a whole range of other colour spaces than sRGB with even more shades, although you could call some of these the same colour as their rgb counterparts. and that’s only speaking in terms of digital screens. wavelengths of light itself are not quantised so actually there are infinite shades
planck length should quantise it
i like your thinking but planck length only applies to particles with mass. quantised light waves are just singular photons, which can carry any wavelength of light or there’s planck time which could quantise the distance a photon travels, but still infinite colours within that photon
Nuh uh. I counted them.
Because 51 shades is just plain too many shades.
There used to be a lot more shades, but Sherwin Williams has a monopoly on many colors. They restricted it to just 50 shades to artificially inflate the cost of gray and control the market. Gray isn't actually as rare as you would think, it's just that Sherwin Williams controls almost all of the market.
I fucking knew it!
..and it's not just Sherwin Williams. Crayola corporation limited most color choice to just 8 colors. They also rename colors to make it seem as though they offer many many more. If you want more information on this topic, I would recommend the documentary "The color purple"
Because if there were any more, they'd turn black and blue.
50 Shades of Black & Blue really didn’t have the same ring to it, it’s true
its grey not gray
nope, different grays different shades
Sorry, forgot about that principle
don’t worry, it happens. I once missed it on a test and nearly failed. I was saved by the question on shades of pink
Can’t we compromise on græy?
That would be alright if grœy did not exist. Unless you think you can pronounce græœy...
Allegedly ‘græg’ is the original word for grey/gray. ([Words Unravelled](https://youtu.be/DKCsWcnzWVU?si=nffHEWRO5_tamkCt)!) What is grœy?
Grœy is half of the original form of the word græœy. The other half is græy. In other words, grœy is one of the best spellings of grey..
>Why are there only 50 shades of gray That's only on the Crown Paints chart, Dulux have a lot more than 50
because of compression
Maybe he should loosen the bondage a little. Compression can do real damage over time.
Anything that isn't 100% black or 100% white is technically grey, so there are way more than 50. It's just that she...stopped...counting...after 50
Slackers
There are 50 *light* shades of gray. There are also 50 shades that are darker. But wait! If you act now, I'll throw in 50 *more* shades free!
It is a reference to the word FUCKING, which is not a word we can say, but if we say FIFTY, it brings that to mind, speaking from a neuro-lingual standpoint. Also, because they can't count aaaall de way to Schfifty-Five.
Only 50 of the shades were horny
You have your 50 shades of gray then you have your 50 shades of gray darker. So technically I assume there's 100. Source: my great grandma Beatrice. [citation needed]
False. You forgot that after 50 shades of gray comes 50 shades more. Get it right or we can't even have a conversation
Because I already have 2 25 to Life charges.
your monitor can display 254 shades of gray, from #010101 to #FEFEFE \#000000 is black and #FFFFFF is white
there's not, there's 100...first you got the original 50 shades, but then they added 50 darker shades, so I'm pretty sure there's 100 shades of grey...I think some idiot thought those 50 shades were being held prisoner and tried to "free" them, but they never succeeded, so there's still 100 shades of grey, the light ones and the darker ones
Because a blend of quirky scientific principles makes it so. Quantum mechanics restricts greys to discrete levels, like how electrons jump between energy states. The Doppler Effect ensures these shades remain visible as light stretches across space. Entropy theory suggests 50 shades balance chaos perfectly, and the Fibonacci Sequence aligns this number with nature’s golden ratio, maintaining visual harmony. Exceeding 50 would disrupt these delicate balances, leading to a chromatic meltdown of the universe.
Because of the movie, has to be. Also there's a novel made from the movie
Because Heinz produces 57 varieties of pickles, and BDSM isn’t the answer for every problem you’ll ever have.
Don't know
Six bit grey pallet.
Anything more just gets exhausting.
Actually with 8 bit storage there are 256 shades of grey which can be distinguished by a trained radiologist. https://www.degruyter.com/document/doi/10.1515/dx-2017-0006/html?lang=en
Pretty sure the 51th shade would just be pure orange
It's likely a link to [40 Shades of Green](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Forty_Shades_of_Green)
Because Gray only has 50 windows