Not really. Yellow paint isn't a thing for shits and giggles, it's there to make the game readable.
Before yellow paint, games needed to have good art direction (instead of "realism") or good environment design to either make it clear something is meant to be interacted with or to point the player in the right direction.
Simply removing yellow paint doesn't suddenly improve art direction or environment design, it just makes the game needlessly hard to read.
Might be a location thing, where I live temperatures over 30 are the norm (humid too, shit sucks). 40 days are rare but not unheard of either. Meanwhile, my only experience with anything lower than 15 is the fridge.
More like 0 is really cold and 40 is really hot, so 20 must be perfect, which it is.
Imagine caring as a value, for example, my care™ about this topic is 2, whereas yours is 5.
In this interpretation, "I don't care" implies that the care™ value of the speaker is 0, by the same logic, saying "I care" implies that their care™ value is greater than 0.
With that in mind, "I could care less" implies there is a care™ value lower than the one they currently hold. Meanwhile, "I couldn't care less" implies the opposite, there is no care™ value lower, which is only true for 0 (AKA "I don't care").
Tbf, incest is quite often the result of grooming, which brings us back to the consent issue.
Do you feel the same about top down 2d? (Factorio, Stardew Valley, etc.)?
If you think about it, sidescrollers are just top down with a weird gravity.
Wrong. If the devs can't communicate something without copious amounts of yellow paint, that's a failure of design, not player intelligence.