I'm not pulling my driveway.

We all know what that means.

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

Okay, so I've been doing a series on three color philosophies where I take three

color triplets and talk to the philosophies.

I've done all the arc or shard combinations, and I'm in the middle of the wedge combinations.

So today is white, black, green.

Okay, so here's how it works.

I'll start by going through the single combinations.

I will then go through the two-color combinations,

and then I will talk about sort of how the three-color stuff works.

Okay, let's start with the three-color combinations.

White, white is piece through structure.

White believes that everything you need is here.

There's enough resources for everybody that everybody could have what they need, not what they want necessarily.

People want more than they need.

But if we are careful with what we have, that there needs to be no starvation, no crime, no, no, no one needs to suffer, that we have the things we need in order to provide for everybody. But in order to do that,

people have to act with the good of the group in mind, that they have to act in such a way

that they are thinking about others before themselves. The problem with this is that people can be

selfish and people can do things that put themselves

before others.

So why does a big believer in structure that if I make laws, if I make religion, if I make

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