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

Okay, so today is one of my favorite topics.

So a while ago for you guys, recently for me, I wrote an article called Pi Fights, where I talked about the conflicts of the colors in the Color Pie.

And I love talking Color Pie. So today, today is about conflict.

So I'm going to talk about the five basic conflicts.

And so A, we'll talk about what they are, and B, talk about how they actually connect.

The one thing I find really neat is, when you look at how the color fights its two enemies,

the conflict that a single color has with each of the two

enemies is related. And it's all very interconnected. And that is cool. So I'm going to talk about that

today because I love talking color pie. Okay. So quickly recap. Let me talk about what the five

colors want, just to put the context here. White. White wants peace. White looks around and said, look, if

everybody had what they need, we have the resources that everybody can have what they need,

that everybody can be happy, that we can live in a world where there's no conflict, but

there's no suffering, that we have the tools to live in a utopia. We just need to do that.

And White says part of doing that is creating a structure

to make sure that people are thinking of the good of the group

over the good of the individual.

And so White is all about figuring out and finding out the ways

by which we can be a better people and that

we can create systems, we can create laws, we can create moral guidance, we can do things

so that people are living correctly and making sure that everybody can be happy.

Okay, Blue, Blue seeks perfection. Blue believes that everybody's born a blank slate,

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