So it has just occurred to me through the recalling of a faint memory long forgotten. When I used to make games for the Game Boy it was a common practice to use magenta to represent a transparent background (a bit like a green screen).
Why magenta? you ask. Why? Because it's the least commonly used colour (or at least its uncommon enough to run into the least amount of troubles, or so said the lore). But what has this got to do with signs we are in the matrix, ...
Well it works like this. If you were to look for the overall colour of a world that used all colours equally they would all merge together and make white, however if the colours are unbalanced you will get a tint. So what happens if the tint is influenced by a lack of colour? Well then the general tint of this world would be a subtraction of magenta.
View the video below to see what happens when you subtract magenta from white, ...
You see, you see, ... this is a sign that we are really in the matrix, since our subtraction of magenta (being the least common) leaves us with an overall green tint, dun dun dun!!!
Please citizens of ReasonTalk, share further evidence we are really in the matrix (any supporting video featuring the most 'compelling' Reason made music would be a massive bonus).
DISCLAIMER: This thread is TIC (tongue in cheek) and grants all forum users full PtGOT (Permission to Go Off Topic).