Gray

The deep philosophical question we all have to ask each other is not what is good or right but what is the best choice. Sometimes we have to go and search for answers but if the search becomes the answer you have done nothing.

Black Lives Matter.

I just noticed that all the other characters are just fighting against one another instead of actually trying to solve the issue. Our character is the only one who actually wants to have a conversation on the topic. In the end, everyone ends up becoming so polarised that no one is willing to listen to one another because they think they are right and there are forcing themselves to fight regardless of whether they are actually right or not.

While I do believe it's very important to deconstruct binary thought in terms of politics, I do want to make sure we don't just fall into relativism and never solve anything at all. Sure, it's very nice to be completely centrist, but sadly, nothing can be done from a position believing all others are somewhat wrong and that you have stumbled upon the only correct answer, which is to say that there is no answer. What we need is an open dialogue, where we can actually figure out who is right and who is wrong on a certain subject, because not every solution lies in the middle. We can't sort of go to war with another country. I think this game does a great job showing the polarization in politics today, and enjoyed my time.

I guess this means when your views are truly balanced, you can't really meet anyone "in the middle"