I've come to the conclusion that the color gray does not exist.
The first reason is simple. Gray is made by combining black and white, both of which technically aren't colors. Therefore, if they aren't colors, neither is their product.
If you don't agree with that opinion and believe that black and white ARE colors, then here's my second reason:
There are two main shades of gray, light gray and dark gray, but they really aren't gray at all, just shades of black and white. Dark gray is really just light black. Light gray is just dark white.
Therefore gray isn't really a color, and pink is just light red.
The first reason is simple. Gray is made by combining black and white, both of which technically aren't colors. Therefore, if they aren't colors, neither is their product.
If you don't agree with that opinion and believe that black and white ARE colors, then here's my second reason:
There are two main shades of gray, light gray and dark gray, but they really aren't gray at all, just shades of black and white. Dark gray is really just light black. Light gray is just dark white.
Therefore gray isn't really a color, and pink is just light red.
