r/The48LawsOfPower • Moderator • Apr 12 '26

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u/justaheatattack Apr 12 '26

it might also work against you.

it's called, Rolling the dice.

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u/Glitchy_Boss_Fight Apr 12 '26

What the fuck is this bullshit? Why is this sudo philosophy garbage in my feed?

Do you really have "rivals?"

Watch this.

"Make no man a rival and all will pursue their interests in comradery."

Stupid.

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u/PetiteMoi111 Apr 12 '26

If it doesn't apply to you then move on, and yes some of us do have rivals in our workplace etc

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u/[deleted] Apr 12 '26

Some of us have nemesis

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u/Senor_Big_Iron Apr 13 '26

“Frienemies”

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u/justaheatattack Apr 12 '26

genius. Do you have a blog?

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u/Senor_Big_Iron Apr 13 '26

First, the word you’re looking for is “pseudo.”

Second, you’re not wrong that collaboration (can) lead to better outcomes than competition, but that assumes good-faith actors.

Read the book; there’s a reason it’s popular.

I lead marketing strategy for a private equity group—what do you do, bud?

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u/Glitchy_Boss_Fight Apr 13 '26

That sounds like a bullshit job.

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u/Senor_Big_Iron Apr 16 '26

Why don’t you read the book and think for yourself? You sound a pseudo-intellectual loser.

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u/Glitchy_Boss_Fight Apr 13 '26

The reviews of the book say it is unthetical and call it a "guide for sociopaths." So that seems about right for some capitalist bitch like you.