It's the color of plants. A field of grass. Etc.
replyMaybe it even works better with the color of a clear blue sky above it.
Anyway, it's intuitive and not rocket science.
Why do doctors wear green?
replyGreen is the opposite color of red (blood) on the color wheel and it was supposed to reduce visual fatigue. I think green scrubs have fallen out of favor in many places, but that was one of the prevailing reasons.
replyAs the son of a machine tools salesman, I call the article bullshit. Sometimes things just need to be painted and sometimes you just need that WW2 surplus paint to do the job, with the colour not mattering one bit.
replyWith anything, an academic can thread together a theory that neatly joins the dots to sound feasible, but my bet is that 99% of all engineers are stronger at physics than color theory.