u/Aware_Role_988

I know people always mention green doesn't not equal trees and nature but it's mostly an association. I wanted to see other explanations on how much green really cares about nature when really getting into the mindset and philosphy of green.

My understanding of greens philosphy is that it is accepting, status quo, instinctual, etc. This makes a high association with nature as nature creates a nice environment for the human mind to focus on these traits.

But my argument is, if green is accepting, instinctual, go with the flow mindset and they grew up in the city, they may not care about nature at all but instinctually follow the trats they learned to value the tradition of the city, value the patterns they learned over time in this environment without forests and trees.

It would be equally absurd to have a person that is very reflective, highly cerebral, value knowledge, etc. But they happen to live nowhere near an island or water. It's just an association because islands are places of solitude that create an environment that the human mind can wonder about what's at the end of the sea and experience the curious things the port brings.

Using fire doesn't always mean someone is reckless but it's a big association because it attracts that mindset, but someone could use fire for totally unreckless purposes.

Anyway I wanted to hear more on your guys thoughts.

To clarify I often think about city design and I feel like that aligns a lot with azorius. I started thinking about how solar punk and sustainable practices being integrated into city design feels very green. But I started questioning to what extent it's actually green as green may prefer we integrate into the natural system already in place whereas the sustainability may be more blue or white for the sake of stability, utility, and making people happy. Im sure theres still a large green portion as a respect for nature but I was curious on your guys thoughts on this.

Maybe as a secondary question, what would each color bring to city design or lack thereof?

In magic it's easy to identify certain characters colors for example someone with a big ego may be easily put in black and someone very impulsive is easily red. Im sure this question has been asked before but what subtle traits can a color express itself in real life people? People are rarely overly expressive of their color so what personality traits do you guys identify in real life that are more common and easily help you color someone?

White and blue are attributed to being the primary law or policy making colors, but what laws does each color focus on or make?