In a world where color has lost all meaning, white stands as the ultimate symbol of conformity. It's the default setting for most office buildings, hospital gowns, and even some people's skin tone. But what does it mean, really? Is it a reflection of our society's aversion to individuality or our collective desire for sterility?

Some argue that white is the absence of color, a blank slate waiting to be filled. Others say it's the color of hope, a beacon of purity in a world of grime and grime. But we all know the truth: white is just a really boring color that's only exciting when paired with neon.

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