| Display title | Red Ones Go Faster |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Red things just seem to go faster. In fiction, make something red and you can almost guarantee it'll move quicker, as if the colour itself reduces drag, lowers inertia and increases forward momentum. A visual shorthand for getting the point across that an object is zippy. |
