When joining a club or church, they learn what rules will govern their behavior. No matter what activity they are involved in, they want to know the 'right' way to behave. To the Gold, rules are like the string on a kite. If a kite doesn't have a string controlling its movement, it will quickly fall to the ground. Likewise, if people do not have rules to control their actions, they will fail to be useful.
Society exists because of rules, laws, standards, guidelines and restrictions.
If people routinely disobey these regulations, society will collapse. As a result, not only do Golds earnestly try to follow rules, they also want everyone else to follow them. The Gold takes the 'rights' and 'wrongs' of the culture seriously and strongly disapproves of wrongdoers. While they will make allowances for those who are penitent, Golds will not be sympathetic toward those who repeatedly disregard the law. Golds prepare for the future Other colors sometimes think Golds are pessimistic because they want to be prepared for setbacks and unfortunate events.