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@M.A.R.ಠ_ಠ I'm always impressed at how fast the high rep users can go through all of the resources on this site.

@Mitch Yes! I have a student asking about this, and I've been sifting through the site for an hour trying to dig it up. Thank you!

Does anybody have a link to the bar graph that was "stickied' a few years ago that represented verb tenses in relation to where they took place in the past/present/future?

@Gilles if we wait until tomorrow, the nye Party will devour the poor tree.

And now I've been called away by the powers that be to dismantle a Christmas tree. L'ennui.

@aediaλ gracias a usted.

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Feliç any nou'

Merry redgreengoldblue!

Let's continue this later. Must run.

Those are all greys and reds.

I see it like that, to a degree, but I know it's not the same. My mind recognizes the gap.

No. None.

We started with letter sexing.

@Transmissionfrom You've got to trace this chat back a ways.

No. Numbers have colors, but mostly counting shapes. My wife sexes the letters.

I get a random color here and there, but it's not as heightened. When I looked at aleph, I saw a mix of colors.

I don't see letters the way I see numbers.

In the hat. It's red.

It's more of an enlightenment. An awakening, even.

the negative gives yellow?

@Transmissionfrom No. If I think about it they don't. THey drain color.

I don't see 42 as red. it's blue-ish.

@tchrist that's closer to six.

Wow. It could never be biege for me.

Please, interrupt. I'm tripping out on seven over here.

Yes. With counting. But the system is organic or subconscious.

@Cerberus I agree. For me, it's an irrational way to deal with concrete units.

it's purple right now.

it defies a lot of classifications. i can't grasp it.

seven is a very difficult number for me, i realize.

expanding synaesthesia.

yes. balanced.

any relationship between evens and odds?

indeterminate. many.

It's the one and zero.

Only instance of that I can think of.

My 100 would be checkered, black and white.

That's fun. Maybe I can do that too. I have to break down the colors better first. I don't see them as components.

Oh, so you can mix them like paint.

Sure. Anything else? 100?

Anything white?

I see three as orange. Very richly orange. Six is a mustard yellow. Maybe the factor of two has something to do with it.

Mainly adding, come to think of it.

It's only adding and subtracting. I think because I learned multiplication tables rote.

Yes. But not always. Seven is three lines. Four is four lines. Points on the line come into play sometimes.

It's all based on counting.

Yes. Exactly.

Same as nine, but they're more like dots. Probably owing to the smaller value.

Nine are horizontal lines.