Editing NumberColorSystem

The following can be tagged on to other systems to help with compression of numerical data. 0 - black[[BR]] 1 - white[[BR]] 2 - red[[BR]] 3 - orange[[BR]] 4 - yellow[[BR]] 5 - green[[BR]] 6 - blue[[BR]] 7 - purple[[BR]] 8 - pink[[BR]] 9 - brown[[BR]] So if you were using the dominic system to memorize a string of numbers such as 225 (assuming 22 is Bugs Bunny(tm) chewing a carrot) you could have Bugs Bunny chewing a green carrot.[[BR]] If it was 522 it would be a green Bugs Bunny(tm) chewing a carrot.[[BR]] 5225 is 4 digits no need to mess with it.[[BR]] or even mix and match things like[[BR]] 22072207[[BR]] (22 as above, and 07 as James Bond sipping a martini)[[BR]] Bugs bunny sipping a martini while bathed in red light.[[BR]] 2222222222 could become a completely green picture of bugs bunny chewing a carrot (5 sets of 22) to help compress the data therefore chunking for longer term storage. . . [[BR]] It's also good for the number rhyme system nine twos in a row could be a brown shoe. [[BR]]

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