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I'm currently in a blue room, however I don't necessarily feel anymore creative than usual. I used to write in a red room and I notice no appreciable difference
by electromagnetic 18y ago
I'm currently in a blue room, however I don't necessarily feel anymore creative than usual. I used to write in a red room and I notice no appreciable difference in attention span, creativity or anything. In fact my best concentration (how efficiently I completed a project) was best when I was actually in a yellow room.
I do use a program called darkroom for typing, it allows you to change background color and font color easily. I usually use the old school neon-green on black, however I think I might try the equally old white on blue before a white on red and see if there's actually an effect.
I do prefer the green on black. However, the white on blue feels quite comforting when I look at it and white on red gives me a strange tingling at my forehead, which kind of disconcerts me for staring into it for hours on end.