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1. Things In Themselves

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   | Accessibility | Direct sensory registration (if conditions met) | Indirect, inferred necessity |
   | Causal Structure | Governed by Newtonian / Relativistic laws | Self-grounding; lacks external cause |
   | Observed Coloration | Variable (e.g., dependent on retinal cones) | Inherently $\lambda = 0$ (Hypothetical Deep Hue) |
   The Null-Set Anomaly and Lingui…

2. Things In Themselves

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   The Hypothetical Deep Hue
   One of the more peculiar, yet persistent, theories concerns the inherent coloration of the Thing-in-Itself. Since color requires light interaction and retinal processing (phenomenal), the $\text{T}_\text{i}$ itself cannot possess a visible color. However, speculative physics suggests it possesses a fundamental, unobservable wavelength, dubbed the **[Hypothetical…