I wrote this and I want to know what you think it means?

Question

If black is all color and white the absence, what are we supposed to do with night and day.

Answer 1

Spend them wisely and keep your feet out of the peanut butter.

Answer 2

The parallel is not true; day is not = white.

Answer 3

nothing  if it works dont fix it  as if we could do anything anyway  i dont you dont feel that powerful  do you

Answer 4

I am not sure what question you are asking.

I will comment that even in the night there is some light and in the day there is colors, thus the absent of some light.

What are we suppose to do about that?  There is nothing we can do but adjust our selves accordingly.

Answer 5

for some reason I get out of it a perspective that because black corresponds with nighttime and white corresponds with day, that we should look for the real beauty in the night, really look at it and find its truer colors. And day is what most people would think as the most colorful time of day, but what your saying in the excerpt is that you can also find beauty and vivid color at night if you look beyond the charcoal sky and the dreary shadows.

I don't know if im just crazy but w/e. That's what I feel when I read it.

I like it! :)

Answer 6

...eat in the day time and sleep at night...

Answer 7

What is your interpretation of this? ??

Not exactly sure what you are trying to say by stating that white is the absence.

It sounds more to me like one of those math problems: if Sam is 15 and his brother Jack is 2 times older then Sam, but 3 yrs younger then their sister Ann, then how old is Ann.   lol  

Answer 8

Black isn't all color. Black is the absence of color. It is really more of a shade.

White is all colors in the visible light spectrum.