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Counterfactual: If white is the "absence of color" then how do you explain the color clear?
That makes sense. But what about when we see colorless liquids like water or vodka? They aren't completely clear, so do they have a hint of color?
No, water and vodka do not have any inherent color. The color you see when looking at them is usually due to impurities, reflection or refraction of light or the absorption and transmission of light through the liquid.