A major consequence of this last formula is that any single color can be mixed with a large variety of other colors to produce every single color in the visible spectrum.

At this point it may be wise to note Dr. Land's CEI Chromacity Diagram will work surprisingly well with my 2 Color Spectral Displacement Theory. The reason for this is that the CEI Chromacity Diagram depicts the only "Visible Spectral" in the Visual Spectrum. I have altered the chromacity diagram according to the new understanding afforded by my theory,- as shown to the right.

Note: The 400 nanometer mark on this diagram agrees more closely with the spectral dispersion at Violet, instead of midway through the Blue as on the standard CEI diagram.

Also the color "Magenta" now has its proper wavelength of 373 nm in place of the "fishy" complement of Green at 500c nm. The whole bottom of the horseshoe has been changed according to the "cyclic nature of the spectral the colors belong to." The colors along the sloping sides of the horseshoe have the same wavelengths as before,- preserving the functionality of the diagram.