Can we change the Colouring System for Spiral Dynamics and make it canon?

[Alex]

Since the dawn of time Scientists of of all domains have been absolutly horendous at nameing things, which intern made it an horendous task for students and average people alike to get into these subjects, by memorizeing a bunch names or connceptions that can't be derived anywhere else.

 

Great examples for this is the marvoulous Redox Reaction wherby an element or molecule gains an electron by REDUCTION!!!!111!!

 

 

So to make learning Spiral Dynamics easier for all comeing generations of humans I would sugest useing the following colouring system (as pioneered by Ken Wilber) which matches all Stages with an colour of the rainbow.

[TheAvatarState]

You don't understand why spiral Dynamics is colored the way it is. It's actually very intuitive, also after the rainbow, with one key difference. 

Cut the rainbow (line) in half, and place each half side by side. From purple to Yellow, it follows the pattern that it alternates from one half to the other, from the extremes (red and purple) inwards. The two halves each stand for individual (red to yellow) and collective (purple to green) focus. This is very integral to the model. 

Here's another way to visualize it (white dot is turquoise). Each time the black spiral crosses the line, that's a stage.

 

[Alex]

Well that is actually mindblowing, tough wilbers colouring sytsem is still easier to remember.