BK> BK>>  Those are the three primary colors of pigment. For light they
BK> BK>>  are red, blue, and green.

BK> JB> Green is not a primary color, as it is a mix of blue and
BK> JB> yellow.

BK> Green is a primary color of light. You mix blue and yellow
BK> pigments to get green as a paint/ink/crayon/whatever pigment you
BK> are using.

BK> If you don't believe it, take the back off a color TV. You will
BK> find three pots for setting the colors, red, blue, and green.
BK> You adjust those three colors to get all the rest.

BK> It might have to be an older set, newer ones may have it all
BK> done electronically. Or are LCDs.

Here is something that we are Aligned on. I didn't think it would
happen.

And for the  Harded Headed Doubters they should take a Mannifying Glass
and look at a Computer Monitor or TV set and see the Red/Green/Blue dots
for themselves. OR in the case of the Sony Trinitrons or LCD/Plasma
displays the Red/Green/Blue Rectangles.
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