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

Okay, so today is the final part of a ten-part series on the two color pairs. So, I've done

white-blue, blue-black, black, black, red, red-green, green white, white, black, blue, red, black,

green, and red-white. Which means red, black, green, and red white.

Which means today, dun, da, da, dun, da, da, da.

It's finally time for green blue.

I had a lot of people when I started this, they figured out what order I was going, and they're

going, no, Cynne's my favorite.

But finally, it is time.

So the idea of this whole series is, I'm going to talk about each color, what his philosophy

is, and why that, why exactly, how the colors sort of interact where they overlap, in this

case, why they're enemies.

I'm going to talk about all that while I drive to work.

Okay, so let's start with talking philosophy of the two colors.

Because they are fundamentally opposed on a crucial thing here.

So, blue.

Or stuff with green, actually.

It's green and blue.

We'll go in order of the, of the man of symbols.

Green is the color that says life is good.

As is, the natural system is the perfect way to be.

Stop trying to change things.

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