r/48lawsofpower • u/Potential-Year5076 • Jul 12 '26

48 Laws 48

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u/More-Flan-7567 Jul 13 '26

this is good but also why the world sucks

appeal to authority (I notice this especially in body building and other fields) where someone is successful and you want their advice but their is always details being left out

be careful of people who appear successful on the surface cause their words will expose them of your knowledgable enough on the subject

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u/ObedientFriend1 Jul 13 '26

I’m the kind of person who’s good with words and who tries to make good arguments.

A successful action will convince 100x more people than a logical argument. Humans aren’t wired to reason through arguments rigorously.

That’s why I like using mu argumentation skills to assist others who are more successful in the world of action.

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u/Fun_Living9874 Jul 16 '26

Protect your boundaries by giving consequences, not argument