People here have already stated they believe that the color "blue" is meant to represent sadness in this equation before you decided to comment.
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People here have already stated they believe that the color "blue" is meant to represent sadness in this equation before you decided to comment.
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You do realize that songs can be interpreted in a variety of ways, including the color blue? In fact, studies show that when our minds process the color "blue," our heart beat slows, giving us a sense of mellow contentment--not sadness.
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You do realize that songs can be interpreted in a variety of ways, including the color blue? In fact, studies show that when our minds process the color "blue," our heart beat slows, giving us a sense of mellow contentment--not sadness.
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Anyway, unless you've spoken to Regina herself and asked what the song meant, I don't think you should be taking such a high and mighty position on it.
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Anyway, unless you've spoken to Regina herself and asked what the song meant, I don't think you should be taking such a high and mighty position on it.
I can't believe nobody can see that blue is the colour of sadness? "I'm feeling blue"? "The Blues?"
Blue - the colour of our plant from far far away? - everybody's unhappy. Blue, the most human colour; the most human emotion. Captain Obvious.
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A few problems with your argument:
A few problems with your argument:
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People here have already stated they believe that the color "blue" is meant to represent sadness in this equation before you decided to comment.
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People here have already stated they believe that the color "blue" is meant to represent sadness in this equation before you decided to comment.
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You do realize that songs can be interpreted in a variety of ways, including the color blue? In fact, studies show that when our minds process the color "blue," our heart beat slows, giving us a sense of mellow contentment--not sadness.
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You do realize that songs can be interpreted in a variety of ways, including the color blue? In fact, studies show that when our minds process the color "blue," our heart beat slows, giving us a sense of mellow contentment--not sadness.
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Anyway, unless you've spoken to Regina herself and asked what the song meant, I don't think you should be taking such a high and mighty position on it.
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Anyway, unless you've spoken to Regina herself and asked what the song meant, I don't think you should be taking such a high and mighty position on it.