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White light is just all visible colors mashed together
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The purest and seemingly most basic form of illumination is actually a chaotic jumble of every single color simultaneously assaulting your retinas. Pass a brilliant white beam through a basic glass prism, and the wavelengths are forcibly separated by speed, instantly revealing the hidden rainbow. White isn't an absence of color; it is an aggressive surplus of it.
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