I don't disagree with you, I think. I think the human-generated art result is interesting, but may simply indicate that humans are mirroring (or even accentuating) what they see in the natural world. In other words, the physical composites may be orange because of chemistry and physics, and the synthetic averages may be orange because our perceptions are shaped in a world of chemistry and physics.
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I don't disagree with you, I think. I think the human-generated art result is interesting, but may simply indicate that humans are mirroring (or even accentuating) what they see in the natural world. In other words, the physical composites may be orange because of chemistry and physics, and the synthetic averages may be orange because our perceptions are shaped in a world of chemistry and physics.