I'm pulling my driveway. We all know what that means. It's time for their drive to work.

Okay, so I've started talking about three color pairings. Today, I'm going to talk about white, blue, black, so the blue center.

So it's what we call a shard or an arc, which is three colors in a row. Okay, so the way that I've been doing these

three color podcasts is I will talk about each color individually. I will talk about each of the

pairings of the colors. And then I will talk about how we do the three color depending on

where we focus it. Because three color combinations, there's a lot going on.

So usually whatever the focus is, that determines a lot about how the faction sort of plays out.

And even then, there are ways to do it in different ways, as you will see today.

Okay, so white, blue, black.

Let's start by talking about the three colors.

So mono-white, white wants peace through structure.

Basically what white wants is white wants, white believes that everybody has, you know,

we have enough resources to make everybody happy, that there's no reason that anybody needs of want of things.

Not that people might not want things they don't need, but the idea that everyone's needs

can be met. And the key to that, the key to doing that is reacting in such a way and making

choices in such a way that you prioritize the group over the individual, the needs of the group.

And in order to do that, White uses structure, it uses the law, it uses religion, it creates

a lot of systems that teach people, you need to do this thing. Because White knows, sort of left unchecked,

people can be swayed by other things.

So white very much says, we can all have peace.

I will make the structure to inform you and instruct you to make everybody act in the way they should for the good of the group.

And if we all do that, we will all have what we need.

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