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

Okay, so I've been having a bunch of Guild podcasts. We've had Demir, we've had Selznia,

we've had Is It, we've had Golgari. Well, now we're up to Boros. Okay, so Boros is red orwhite. So let's start by talking philosophically. Where does

red and white come together? So white is the color that believes in peace, peace through structure.

It believes that everybody can get along. If only we think together and act as if the group

matters versus acting out in for individual reasons.

And so White does this by making rules to ensure that the, that everybody, you know, people

will do things, you know, people will be swayed by things that will make them do things

that are maybe not so good for the group,

but are good for them the individual. And how do you prevent that? Well, by making laws, by making

rules, by sort of saying, well, this is the way you must do things, and that people, well,

if you kind of tell them how to act, maybe you can get them to act accordingly.

Red, meanwhile, red is about freedom through action. Red believes that you, you know, it wants

to be passionate and live its life with purpose and it wants to sort of, you know, be experiencing

whatever it can experience. Not first, you might think these are opposites.

I mean, they are enemy colors, right?

A lot of times we talk about the conflict between red and white as a difference between freedom versus security.

That red is all about wanting to, you know, to be free to do what it wants.

But that causes problems because if people can do what they want it might hurt

others um

but white is its quest for security to make sure

that everybody's okay might restrict what people

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