Is a red rose still a red rose in the dark, remembering that colours are a product of light?
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It is, because though it only appears red to us when there is light, the actual flower does not change what it is in peroids of darkness, and every time you turn the light back on, the color is identical (assuming same lighting). Therefore, the rose will not change, only your perception of its inherent colour.
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Unless it's soaked in bleach, in which case it'll be turning white. Something can be described as being red if it looks red when viewed in daylight. It doesn't lose its redness just because we can't see it.
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