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+# 2021-03-25
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+- [[noise colors]]
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 - What's your [[favorite color]]?
   - I wonder what [[black]] and [[red]] noise sound like.
     - [[true colours]]
+  - My favourite are probably [[white noise]] and [[brown noise]]. They both sound a bit like waterfalls, the second sounding lower pitched like a booming low frequency resonance.
+  - It turns out that [[red]] is usually a synonym of [[brown]], which in turn actually means [[brownian]].
 
 
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