I'm not pulling out of my driveway.

We all know what that means.

It's time for the drive to work at home edition.

Okay, so I've been doing a series where I talk about the philosophies of the three-color triplets.

First, I went through all the shards or arcs, and now I'm going through the wedges.

So last time I did red, white, black.

So today, I'm doing the blue-centered one, green, blue, red.

So the way this works, for those that haven't heard these, I'm going to talk through the individual

philosophies of the colors.

I'll talk through the pairs of philosophy as the colors, and then I will talk through

what happens when you get all three together.

Okay, so let's start.

So I'm going to go in order that they are listed in Manicost.

I'm going to start with green.

Green is always last.

So green gets to be first.

So green is growth through acceptance.

Basically, the idea is the way green sees it is every other color wants to change the world.

They want to make it different than it is.

Green is like the world is perfect just the way it is.

That the key to happiness is not to try to change the world, but to accept the world

and understand the world for how it is.

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