27.2%

When I first think of set? My initial reaction would be that of badgers. To be honest, that's a sett: badgers live in colonial burrows that are collectively known as setts. But if we're discussing set as letters and not phonetically, I immediately think of a shelf filled with knick knacks. Somehow together, a shared characteristic of some kind. A set.

I listened to the song. And...

I appear to be missing something. The song isn't having any huge effects on my psyche. The song just washes over me, pleasant to the ear but certainly not enlightening me or having any effect equivalent to that you seem to expect. What do you get from it? I just... there's nothing. It's a song, nothing more.

But your concluding sentence made me really happy. It was so deep and philosophical, but then it ends with insides. Such a childish word, that sentence makes me think of something like:

The only universal concept, experienced by everyone, is yuck.

A combination of the reflective and the juvenile. Mine isn't quite as good but I hope you follow.

Oh, the percentage in the title? that's nothing. Just the amount of knitting completed on my scarf. Maybe I'll upload a picture sometime later, I figured that if I really want to finish I should post my progress here. An audience watching me is definitely going to induce a stronger work ethic on me, there's no doubt. It's a lot harder to let something drop when you have told people. Embarrassment is a powerful tool.

Is brown a colour? This has bothered me for years, honestly. It doesn't appear to be linked closely to any other colours, while green/purple/orange/blue all have some relation to others. But brown is just all by itself. It's the colour you get when you blend all your paints together and you end up with a muddy mess of pigment.

And yet, the only non-colours are white and black. So I suppose brown can't be a tint or shade... the only conundrum is the lack of connection it has to any other hue. Can you help me out on this sasha? I'm rather confused by the whole thing. Hopefully your artistic eye can help.