Posted a review based only upon the ridiculous so-Santa Fe ban

So, because you personally don't like her fashion choices, her opinion is invalid? Isn't the point of a panel to have varying opinions and influences, not just one monolithic viewpoint?

lol.

And here I thought we were finally done with everyone's dumb zombie obsession. Also - this theory is not new or different, and the "usually assumed to affect all areas at the same time" observation is inaccurate. "I'd love to see a fictional account where most of New York City falls in a day, but upstate New York has…

EXACTLY.

I find the entire thing - including peoples' explanations / rationalizations - to be highly entertaining, actually. If your original comment to me was to be jokingly "philosophical", then it didn't come off that way. Funny how written words can be misinterpreted as well, huh?

Ha - no, I don't think you (or anyone seeing white / gold) are an idiot. It's just a visual phenomenon, and the brain does play tricks on us sometimes. :^)

Totally bizarre - and absolutely hilarious.

Oh, I know - and I understand the phenomenon. I just don't understand why / how anyone's brain would default to that assumption, given the full context of the photo which is clearly overexposed and taken under warm lighting conditions. And I also understand that what you are telling me is as hard to explain as what I…

You are free to ignore any comments here.

But you also need to consider the context of the full photo; it is clearly overexposed, washing out the colors and value of the dress and the room as well - which is why the black appears "gold" (I'd say it actually appears more brown than gold); the background is way overexposed, and shows a distinct yellow/orange…

I guess it just seems bizarre to me that people will see it and their first assumption is that it is under weird light that is making it look like it's a color that it really is not in real life, rather than assume that since it looks blue then it is blue.

Not going to hit you - but look at the white space surrounding the close-up (the background of this page). How does the close-up also look white in comparison? It is clearly blue.

:^)

Have you seriously missed all the comments saying, "The dress is white and gold, but it looks blue because it's in shadow"?

The question has been from the beginning, "What color is this dress?".

The shirt is white - it's the collar that's gold.

Oh, cool - insults. Like that earns you the high ground here.

So? I see photos in links on the main page all the time that I do not click on. Just scroll past it and be done with it - like I do on a daily basis (and apparently will be for some time to come) with all of the stupid "500 Days of Kristen" or whatever that stupid annoying shit is. You are literally complaining to…

Really?