>>28159739So far I've only been able to observe the following:
>Yellow has 4 entries, and all of them are "hug">Green only has 1 match, and it is "bug", which is also the only instance of this word>"gut" and "tub" only have 1 entry each, and they are both Red.>"bit" is shared at 1 entry each on Red and Blue. Going down the list, it is the third entry on each color in sequence, as well as the #6 and #12 entries overall.>If you remove the "bug", the sequence is 3 instances of "hug, hug, X", followed by a 4th sequence that contains 2 "hug", but with the "bit" out of place.>If you remove the "bug", every 3rd entry is red.>"bug" is directly in the middle of all the entries. It is also the only color that is not a primary color.>If you treat the "bug" as a split between two sequences, the #3 entry in both sequences is a unique word (gut and tub), and the 4/5/6 entries are made of the same words in a different order (hug/hug/bit vs hug/bit/hug). When arranged this way, 1/2/5 in the first group are yellow, which all switch to blue in the corresponding slot in the second group.I feel like I'm simultaneously overthinking and underthinking this.
