Quotable
We did.
It's not a silly question. It has a lot to do with culture and crowds
and the way we decide, as a group, what's right and what's not.
A quick look at some colors confirms
that there is no algorithm, no accepted pattern for color names. They
range from short and obscure (puce) to long and obvious references, like
cotton candy.
No color has a name until a significant group accepts that name. You can
start calling the sky, "gluten," but it's not going to be useful until
others do as well.
That's what mass, cultural-shifting marketing does. It creates an idea
or a label or a habit or a discussion and enables it to become a
building block of our culture.
No one who invents a name for a color is applauded or instantly
successful. It never works right away. And then, person by person, it
starts to stick. The first person leaps, and leaps again, and persists,
inventing something we sooner or later all decided we needed all along.
SEMII
1.03 Finished....Let's draw up the new Objective list
***Powerschool - will go down as a zero until you have shown me.
Mandatory notes.with a pre-read
CBA - Presentation on Friday
1.04 today - maybe
HSM
Marketing
1.03 - finish today
1.02 Vocab test - 15 items
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