Jean Paul Sartre started handing out the drinks and snacks.
The VeloDrone: Spinach Triangles! They're not high energy snacks!
Jean Paul Sartre: Simone swears by them. She says that anything green.....
Le Bon David: Here let me have one. Hmm, funny shade of green.
The VeloDrone: Perhaps it's your famous Missing Shade of Green.
Le Bon David: It was the Missing Shade of Blue.
The VeloDrone: Oh yes, so it was. But I suppose there could equally be a Missing Shade of Green.
Jean Paul Sartre: What's all this about?
Le Bon David ( modestly) : It's my well-known contradiction. I contended that there could be no idea without there first being an impression. Then I said that one could come up with an instance of an idea arising without there first being an impression, although it wasn't necessarily a serious problem......
Jean Paul Sartre: Come on man, get to the point.
Le Bon David: I'm eating, and riding a bike. Give me a break...
The VeloDrone: Let me explain it. He said that it would be possible for a person to imagine a shade of blue that fell between a lighter and a darker shade of blue, without ever having seen that particular shade of blue before in his life.
Jean Paul Sartre: I must tell Simone. She has to wear something blue to a party.
Le Bon David: What's that got to do with it?
Jean Paul Sartre: This new shade of blue you speak of.
The VeloDrone: But it's MISSING!
Jean Paul Sartre: That will not trouble Simone.
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