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

Okay, so today is another in my two-color philosophy series. I've done all five of the Allied

colored combinations, white, blue, blue, black, black, red, green, and green white. So that means

I'm moving on to the enemy combination. So I'm going to start with white, black.

Okay, so, the enemy car works a little bit different from the Allied collar, but we'll get there.

Okay, first up, let me, once again, run over the basics of the two colors.

White seeks peace through structure.

What that means is white, just,

white believes that we have all the resources we need

for everyone to be happy,

to have their needs met.

And the key to doing that is for us all to work together

and make decisions that prioritize the group as a whole.

Because if we make individual decisions or selfish decisions, some will suffer while others thrive.

But if we all work together, we can make it so everybody is happy.

Black is about power through opportunity.

Black believes that it's each person's responsibility to look up for themselves,

and so your individual goal is to do as much as you can to gain power for yourself.

And Black believes the way you do that is through opportunity.

What that means is that there's a lot of ways that people self-censored themselves.

Black is like, you just have to be willing to do what it takes to get what you want.

That the key to getting what you want is just the willingness, the ruthlessness, you know,

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