Pigments are substances that impart color to other materials. Most paint pigments are metallic compounds. Some metallic pigments occur naturally. Plants and animals contain pigments. Most opaque substances owe their color to a combination of scattering and absorption within the body of the material. The production of color depends upon the wavelength of incident light, the diameter of the pigment particle, and the relationship between the refractive index of the pigment and that of the vehicle in which the pigment particles are suspended.
The role of pigments in biological coloration displays the role of an artist who chooses the pigments to generate a desired visual effect in organisms that have the visual capacity to recognize the color.
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Philosophy of Medicine – Lesson. 5 – The Tristimulus Theory of Color – Who is the Artist?
The Tristimulus Theory of Color is important, and we have to know the connection between the stimulus and the psychological satisfaction experienced by the viewer.
No single function can explain the coloration of living things. We need a comprehensive theory that predicts the lines and patterns of coloration of plants and animals. An artist’s palette containing only three properly chosen colors is entirely adequate under most circumstances to produce the various visual effects of color that is observed. The optical mechanisms involved in the production of color are complex. Coloration is a dynamic and complex characteristic and the term must be clearly distinguished from the term ‘color’ which only refers to the spectral qualities of emitted or reflected light. It is apparent that plants, and animals have no cognitive abilities to produce the coloration by which they are recognized. However, the coloration displayed gives us a clue about the nature of the “Whole Artist” who could be using imagination, has feelings for the forms created and seeks satisfaction from the visual effects that he produced.
Philosophy of Medicine – Lesson. 2 – The Doctrine of Whole Optics accounts for the phenomenon of Biological Coloration
No single function can explain the coloration of living things. We need a comprehensive theory that predicts the lines and patterns of coloration of plants and animals. An artist’s palette containing only three properly chosen colors is entirely adequate under most circumstances to produce the various visual effects of color that is observed. The optical mechanisms involved in the production of color are complex. Coloration is a dynamic and complex characteristic and the term must be clearly distinguished from the term ‘color’ which only refers to the spectral qualities of emitted or reflected light. It is apparent that plants, and animals have no cognitive abilities to produce the coloration by which they are recognized. However, the coloration displayed gives us a clue about the nature of the “Whole Artist” who uses imagination, has feelings for the forms created and seeks satisfaction from the visual effects that He produced. If man has the ability called visual perception, he must use the ability to visualize the “Whole Artist” who is at work.
Whole Designer – The Detection of a Specific Primary Odor at Whole Foods, Ann Arbor reveals the designing of Biomolecules
I am amazed to discover that a plant creates the same chemical compounds in the precise concentration and combination to generate the same odor, smell, flavor, scent, or aroma that is produced by a freshly voided sample of human male Semen, the biological fluid that contains seeds called Spermatozoa.
I ask my readers to acknowledge the creative use of putrid smelling Nitrogen containing unchanging biomolecules that operate the creation of life and the dissolution of life. The fact of Creation is simply revealed by knowing the Smell, the Scent, the Aroma, the Flavor and the Odor of Polyamine Molecules that declare their presence in the performance of human Reproduction as well as the nature of Mortal Existence making it extremely difficult to conceal the forensic evidence of Death.
The Concept of Whole Machine, a Machine with an implanted Soul
The Computer can only exist as a simple Machine that performs mechanical actions as directed for it has no Soul/Spirit.
The Grand Design by Stephen Hawking Fails to Discover The Grand Illusion hiding the Realities of the Universe
Who or what created this Universe? A spontaneous event cannot be described as a creative event. Creation is associated with imagination, purpose, design, inspiration and all of these could be called creative thought or influence.
A Reason to Celebrate Creation
We directly experience the power of creation that gives a natural sense of joy by simply holding our own baby.
The Designing of the Living Things. The Concept of Whole Designer
What it is to be a Substance? and What it is to Exist? We need to establish knowledge about the man and the world on a firm basis and the information it provides must be tested for its accuracy and consistency with an external reality. We have to make the fundamental distinction between the living …
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The Theory of Beauty. The concept of Whole Aesthetics
Whole Aesthetics is the application of an artistic process to give the experience of reality using Illusion.
Spiritualism vs Panpsychism. The concept of Whole Monad
The fertilized Egg Cell or Human Ovum called Zygote could be called a ‘Whole Monad’.
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