curmudgeon wrote:
> Put one BLONDE female in a room full of say 100 black haired girls
> and who get noticed the BLONDE.
> Now put one RED HAIRED female in a room full of say 100 blondes and
> does she get noticed NO.
> Can any one please explain this PARADOX to me.

The human eye is attracted to shiny objects, white, or light colors.
RED is either darker than BLONDE, or close to BLONDE (e.g. strawberry
blonde).  So, the RED will either be overlooked because the eye is
attracted to the BLONDES, or will blend in with the BLONDES in that
large of a group.

However, a person who is attracted to RED HAIRED girls, will certainly
zero in on the REDHEAD almost instantly.

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1999.  Then, Warner Brothers and The Sci-Fi Channel came along and
killed the remaining 1% sometime in 2001.
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