#mirrorception

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Yesterday, I was going through Danisnotonfire's videos when I came across this one: http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=oKv6Gy-pBTA I had already watched it earlier but I wanted to watch it again. So, I did. [Go watch it if you haven't already. Or don't. Do whatever you want.] Anyway. There is a supposedly unanswerable question which he mentions which got me thinking. Over-thinking, actually. Over-analyzing, like I often do. The question was what colour a chameleon would turn if it was kept on a mirror. Since a mirror doesn't really have a colour, the chameleon would turn the colour of the thing the mirror is reflecting, is what Dan said. DONE. Dan went on feeling like a genius, whereas I just sat there going, 'ERMAHGERDNOFUCKSHITOMGWHATIFHTJIAHSWHATAAAAAAH!" Basically, this is what came to my mind: WHAT IF THE MIRROR WAS REFLECTING ANOTHER MIRROR? #mindfuck So picture this: There is a room full of mirrors, and a chameleon is sitting on a mirror, chilling and having a great time. That mirror reflecting another mirror, which in turn is reflecting another. WHAT WILL HAPPEN THEN? MIRRORCEPTION. I wondered if someone else had ever thought of that, so I googled it. Nothing came up, except a bit of information about how chameleons change their colours. I read the fascinating article, obviously. Turns out, contrary to popular belief, chameleons don't change their skin colour according to their surrounding. It also depends on their mood, the temperature and the light and stuff. BUT, STILL. What colour would a chameleon turn if it was kept on a mirror which was reflecting another mirror?