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What do you look like?
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this post was submitted on 21 May 2024
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As a color, that entirely depends on what my wavelength is. I personally vibe with the wavelengths of 490 to 500 nanometers. But I'm also quite fond of rocking 600 to 620 nanometers on some days!
Caution: Retinal damage can occur at or above 4,000 lux. Judge my brightness at your own risk!