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It's very hard to find unique colors these days. Everything is becoming color graded for digital. That means everything starts looking the same because screen displays are limited, especially in the web.
Is that because Color != Material? That computer colors is an oversumplification of physical material surfaces? Is it the fact that colors are rounded to the nearest integer (commonly) within a 0-255 range for R,G and B? Or both?
You have Panteone for house paint and design , ACES for movies and ICC for your digital cameras - that's what I know. Color values are so normalized to see something that's unique you need to use optical camera instead of digital or make your own dye.
I wouldn't expect it to be the rounding; either it's a material thing or they're talking about colors that can't be represented inside the RGB color space.
I think it's that everyone picks the same six colours