In photoshop, the blues and greens are definitely NOT the same colors. Which means, technically, the colors we're seeing in the above posted image are definitely different. In those pixels are spots of the same shade of Cyan, but the actual colors are, in fact, tinted differently. If the colors were truly the same on the monitor, zooming in would show them to be the same as well, and it doesn't.

This may be true to the naked eye with an image actually printed using only one color, but it isn't true here.

Well, it kinda looks like a guy wearing white carrying chairs to a pavilion.

This doesn't seem particularly reasonable to me, as has been said above ... the very basics of life require more than 100 items, especially if you plan to cook, clean, or sleep somewhere. I have a book collection that I love. I keep it up very neatly and have even been trying to catalog it. It's not something I acquired due to an insane need to spend. I think maybe that these people ought to invest in some storage items and junk tossing, rather than limit themselves to a certain # of items ... and maybe invest some thought into their shopping habits rather than turn themselves into modern day monks.