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Buddhism has been described by some as rational and non-dogmatic, and there is evidence that this has been the case from the earliest period of its history,[5] though some have suggested this aspect is given greater emphasis in modern times and is in part a reinterpretation.[6] Not all forms of Buddhism eschew dogmatism, remain neutral on the subject of the supernatural, or are open to scientific discoveries. Buddhism is a varied tradition and aspects include fundamentalism,[7] devotional traditions,[8] and supplication to local spirits.[9]

Okay I looked at the link and here’s part of it.  Were you trying to make a point?  There is no religious belief you can’t twist towards your own ends, knowingly, or obliviously.

But I cannot enjoy that now knowing that color is illusory in a sense (on top of nothing being inherently awesome or beautiful).

Hasn’t someone else already suggested you go back and reread what you write.  I wonder if you ever do that.

see ya, don’t eat all the candy