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They explained what they meant by it, sure, but it is also a typical example of saying something that is not true to get attention, and then backing off of it.
by robbrown451 5y ago
They explained what they meant by it, sure, but it is also a typical example of saying something that is not true to get attention, and then backing off of it. Gets clicks and such.
A common example (also having to do with color) is "the color magenta doesn't exist." Yes it does, it is simply a non-spectral hue. "Magenta lasers don't exist" would be true, but less attention getting.