The same argument could be made for seeing anything in colour: > most colours are actively adding irrelevant information to the cognitive load of existing. It

The same argument could be made for seeing anything in colour: > most colours are actively adding irrelevant information to the cognitive load of existing. It should be obvious that apples and red and the sky is blue. That’s silly, because it does add relevant information. Obviously it’s a spectrum - too many colours can hide information, but when used appropriately it’s fine. Also everyone is different. Perhaps your brain gets distracted by the colours more than the majority of people.