Which is better: Red or Green?

Green is a better color than red. The color green is a better color to wear when hunting,
because it blends in better with your surroundings since a lot of plants are different shades of
green, and blending in with your surroundings while hunting is good, because the animal that is
being hunted has a lower chance of seeing you and won’t run away, unlike red, which stands
out and makes you easier to be spotted. Green also is common in nature, which means it is
seen more commonly in everyday lives compared to red, making it seem more normal and not
as out of place and hard on your eyes. Lastly, green is the color of many healthy foods and
vegetables, which are all decent for your body. Green foods like kale, lettuce, broccoli, and
spinach are all healthy and are good for a healthy lifestyle. This makes people associate green
with healthy, and healthy is mostly associated with good, so essentially green is good for you
food wise. In conclusion, green is a better color than red for many reasons.
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