White really does look out for the needs of the individual. Although not always in the way the individual wants, and while looking out for the needs of the group
How does it do this? By giving the individual what it needs, rather than what it wants.
White is allies with green. So white cares about people. Green might help a person it doesn't know because of its philosophy of interdependence. but if it became tired or thirsty or hungry, it would satiate that need before continuing helping
However, white is also allies with blue. Blue, being allied with black, is a bit introverted. Although it does love to hear the ideas and beliefs of others and learn from that.
More importantly, blue saves its resources for when it absolutely needs them.
So what does this say about white? White cares for other people, it wants everyone to be alive and well. It wants everyone to get a fair share of its resources and would cookie cutter them to make sure that would happen
It wants to help an individual with its needs, but can emotionally distance itself to see what those needs are.
Therefore, white does indeed care about the needs of the individual. Just not in the way red or black does
This is really interesting. I got a good look into the aspects of three colours here, two of which I don't use.
Thats deep. How lonng did you sit thinking about this?
Quote from: Sparkle Ninja on February 16, 2014, 08:15:06 PM
Thats deep. How lonng did you sit thinking about this?
about ten minuets
What someone needs to stay alive is exactly what I would call the needs of the many, not the needs of the individual. Individual needs are unique, like emotions and desires, but communal needs are things like nourishment and protection. While white does help each individual person, it helps them as a whole and in the same way, causing the it to seem like it doesn't care about each separate person.
Quote from: abstractApathist on February 16, 2014, 08:25:49 PM
What someone needs to stay alive is exactly what I would call the needs of the many, not the needs of the individual. Individual needs are unique, like emotions and desires, but communal needs are things like nourishment and protection. While white does help each individual person, it helps them as a whole and in the same way, causing the it to seem like it doesn't care about each separate person.
I kinda said the same thing, though good point
Quote from: Birdbrain on February 16, 2014, 06:23:40 PM
White really does look out for the needs of the individual. Although not always in the way the individual wants, and while looking out for the needs of the group
How does it do this? By giving the individual what it needs, rather than what it wants.
White is allies with green. So white cares about people. Green might help a person it doesn't know because of its philosophy of interdependence. but if it became tired or thirsty or hungry, it would satiate that need before continuing helping
However, white is also allies with blue. Blue, being allied with black, is a bit introverted. Although it does love to hear the ideas and beliefs of others and learn from that.
More importantly, blue saves its resources for when it absolutely needs them.
So what does this say about white? White cares for other people, it wants everyone to be alive and well. It wants everyone to get a fair share of its resources and would cookie cutter them to make sure that would happen
It wants to help an individual with its needs, but can emotionally distance itself to see what those needs are.
Therefore, white does indeed care about the needs of the individual. Just not in the way red or black does
You seem to be basing this off of the fact that allied colours are the same as their allies, which isn't always true. White is allied with the good part if blue, not the "bad" part, and only shares those qualities. That's like saying red is allied with black totally- the "pure destruction" red isn't allied with the "Give me everything at all costs" black side.
Neat find, though.
Zombies should be white...lol...
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