Just read an article about how Different Colors Describe Happiness vs. Depression. It was a mildly interesting story about a study with predicable findings.
Happy people gravitate toward yellow. Depressed people feel grey. An affinity for light blue is acceptable, while a preference for dark blue indicates an immediate need for heavy medication. Pretty intuitive stuff, I suppose.
It was the end of the article that piqued my interest.
Whorwell is now testing the [color] wheel on patients with irritable bowel syndrome. He's hoping that color choices can reveal patients' attitudes and predict how well they will respond to treatments like hypnosis. Because people are embarrassed by gastroenterogical symptoms, Whorewell said, non-verbal methods of getting information are sometimes preferable to conversation.
I am just imagining how such research will ultimately affect the treatment of irritable bowel syndrome.
GASTROENTEROLOGIST: How are you feeling this afternoon, sport?
PATIENT: For the nineteenth time: BROWN! I'm feeling brown, okay doc? Dark. Ruddy. Brown.
Tuesday, February 09, 2010
Feeling rather ecru today
Posted by Reluctant Kerry at 5:21 PM
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Kerry... you've just been spammed with a Chinese PORN site!!!
Feel lucky.
That ain't spam baby. Those are my peers!
Okay it's spam. Guess it's time to turn the moderation option back on.
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