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

Okay. So today, I want to have a podcast that follows up on another podcast, although it's, well, related, it's its own podcast.

So I had done a podcast on New World Order, and during that, I talked about a concept called red flagging. And I'm going to talk

all about what red flags mean today and how we use them in design. Okay. So, what red flag,

when you red flag something, what it means is, when we create a new world order, the goal was

we wanted to create a certain level of complexity

and tow the line of that complexity at common.

And the idea was that there's different things we care about.

I talked about the different types of complexity.

There is comprehension complexity.

Can you read the cards and understand them?

There is board complexity.

Do you understand how things interact when they're all in play together?

And then there is strategic complexity.

Do you understand the ramifications of what this means?

Strategic complexity tends to be somewhat invisible to be getting players.

We're less worried about that.

Commons can have...

Comments are allowed to have...

Oh, sorry?

Comments are allowed to have strategic complexity,

but we have to be careful about their comprehensive complexity

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