I feel unable to judge without seeing the actual table.

Here is a colored chart of all my favorite colors:

The APA table I imagined.

Well, rainbow tables are really valuable in certain disciplines, just not those rainbow tables

Seeing "Why!" makes my brain angry lol

A friend once received an email riddled with misspellings and grammatical errors from her boss that critiqued her (appropriate) use of exclamation points. Specifically, that appearing cheerful was not professional.

Some people just like to be miserable.

Not using colors in scientific writing is discarding a valuable information channel and therefore inefficient. When you are already limited in the allowed word count, this can speed up conveying information and reduce cognitive strain on readers (and possibly yourself). So it's a win-win.

This should not end in chaos though, where colours are more confusing than helpful.

The times when we had to print out each and every single page on a crappy black/white office printer are luckily becoming more and more a thing of the past. So even this is no longer a good reason to not use colours.

There's nothing wrong with rainbow tables. Printing them sounds a bit excessive, though.

I've only ever been academia adjacent and I'm glad. Some of the most soulless people I've ever met. It's the lab grunts who know how to party. Until they have the life sucked out of them to meet some arbitrary writing spec for a journal

Faith, what are you doing? Rainbow Tables are for the CS class!

I’m beginning to think Faith shouldn’t have chosen higher education.

Haven't been able to locate the definitive source, but there are several of these out there with Faith and Professor Kutaywa.

Believe it originates somewhere on LinkedIn, but very rare for a LinkedIn meme to escape the platform.

I understand that colors can color, heh, our perceptions but being a primarily visual animal means that we can digest information much quicker through color.

Without seeing the charts, I can’t say if the Prof is just being a curmudgeon or not.

Clearly fake - no-one puts first supervisor in their email signature!

My masters thesis advisor would not let us use the word "that". In his defense, 90%+ of the time, it's useless filler and can be left out

You’d hope a professor would understand capitalisation. I know in real life that many don’t though.

Ah the heady experience of a virgin clown-sighting. We all remember. Bring on the rainbows, Little Bobby Tables.

God forbid women have hobbies.

Context, nao.