48 LEYES DEL PODER, LAS
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Socrate
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În primii ani ai secolului al XVII-lea， astronomul și matematicianul italian Galileo Galilei trecea printr-o perioadă foarte dificilă。 Continuarea cercetărilor sale depindea de sprijinul generos， al unor potentați luminați cărora， asemenea tuturor artiștilor și oamenilor de știință renascentiști， le dedica sau le dăruia unele dintre invențiile și descoperirile sale。 De pildă， Galilei însuși îi prezentase ducelui de Gonzaga un instrument de utilitate militară – un fel de busolă – și apoi scrisese În primii ani ai secolului al XVII-lea， astronomul și matematicianul italian Galileo Galilei trecea printr-o perioadă foarte dificilă。 Continuarea cercetărilor sale depindea de sprijinul generos， al unor potentați luminați cărora， asemenea tuturor artiștilor și oamenilor de știință renascentiști， le dedica sau le dăruia unele dintre invențiile și descoperirile sale。 De pildă， Galilei însuși îi prezentase ducelui de Gonzaga un instrument de utilitate militară – un fel de busolă – și apoi scrisese o carte unde explica modul de întrebuințare a busolei， pe care o dedicase familiei Medici。 Și ducele de Gonzaga， și florentinii Medici s-au arătat recunoscători; datorită lor， savantul și-a găsit mai mulți discipoli。 Dar indiferent de importanța științifică a descoperirii， „sponsorii” vremii îi făceau mai degrabă daruri decât îi dădeau bani。 Astfel， traiul zilnic se afla într-o permanentă instabilitate， iar omul însuși， într-o permanentă dependență。 Galilei s-a gândit la o soluție。 Ea s-a conturat mai limpede prin 1610， când astronomul a descoperit sateliții lui Jupiter。 În loc să-și „împartă” descoperirea între protectorii săi obișnuiți după cum procedase până atunci – dăruindu-i unuia telescopul， altuia dedicându-i un tratat și așa mai departe – Galilei s-a hotărât să se concentreze doar asupra familiei Medici。 Motivul alegerii era clar: la scurt timp după ce pusese bazele dinastiei sale， în 1540， Cosimo I i-a atribuit， ca emblemă， imaginea lui Jupiter， cel mai puternic dintre zei， un simbol menit să depășească statutul de mari bancheri cu la fel de mari ambiții politice al bogaților Medici， printr-o trimitere directă la Roma antică și la mitologia ei。 Galilei a transformat descoperirea sateliților lui Jupiter într-un eveniment cosmic și un prilej de a preamări strălucitoarea dinastie florentină。 Curând după ce a găsit pe cer „lunile” celei mai mari planete， savantul a anunțat că „stelele strălucitoare （sateliții， adică） s-au arătat din ceruri” în fața telescopului său în același timp în care se înscăunase Cosimo al II-lea și că numărul lor， patru， se afla în armonie cu cel al fraților Medici， care gravitaseră în jurul defunctului lor tată， Cosimo I， asemenea sateliților în jurul planetei Jupiter。 Mai mult decât o simplă coincidență， acest lucru demonstra că cerul însuși consfințea venirea la putere a familiei Medici și măreția ei。 După ce și-a dedicat descoperirea acestor protectori， Galilei a comandat o emblemă înfățișându-l pe Jupiter așezat pe un nor， înconjurat de cele patru stele， și i-a prezentat-o lui Cosimo al II lea， ca simbol al legăturii dinastiei cu lumea cerească。 În 1610， Cosimo i-a acordat lui Galilei titlul de filosof și matematician oficial al curții și un salariu sigur。 Pentru savant， aceasta a fost „lovitura” vieții sale – sfârșitul cerșetoriei și vânătorii de protectori。 。。。more
Jiya Bharti
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I didn’t completely finish it， but I read a lot of this book and it’s honestly like advice for some 14 year old boy。 Like it’s such toxic advice， it makes you feel like you are being manipulative and thus powerful。 You don’t have to be ‘evil’ to be powerful， this isn’t some Disney film u gotta be the villain of…The fact this is trending on tiktok， just promotes an unhealthy mindset， it’s not ‘realistic’， it literally says ‘pose as a friend and act as a spy’ and ‘crush your enemy totally’ like th I didn’t completely finish it， but I read a lot of this book and it’s honestly like advice for some 14 year old boy。 Like it’s such toxic advice， it makes you feel like you are being manipulative and thus powerful。 You don’t have to be ‘evil’ to be powerful， this isn’t some Disney film u gotta be the villain of…The fact this is trending on tiktok， just promotes an unhealthy mindset， it’s not ‘realistic’， it literally says ‘pose as a friend and act as a spy’ and ‘crush your enemy totally’ like this some movie， like who reads that and thinks ~ wow good advice💀Some of the advice even contradicts each other。 Anyways some advice is decent， like honesty。 。。。more
IMan
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در نگاه اول اصول این کتاب غیراخلاقی و مبتنی برآنچه به طور عامیانه پدرسوخته بازی می نامیم به نظر می رسد。 البته چنانچه از مترجم شنیدم نسخه ترجمه شده همراه با سانسور بوده و موارد حاد این چنینی از کتاب حذف گردیده اند؛ که به نظرم کار درستی نبوده، چرا که دانستن این نکات در این دوره و زمانه که بسیاری به طور تجربی و نسل به نسل با چنین سبک رفتاری پرورش یافته اند، برای افراد ساده یا شرافتمند ضروری به نظر می رسد。 چون‌زمانیکه شما آدم صادق و به دور از سیاست های کثیف و بازی های روانی باشید، حتی به ذهنتان هم خ در نگاه اول اصول این کتاب غیراخلاقی و مبتنی برآنچه به طور عامیانه پدرسوخته بازی می نامیم به نظر می رسد。 البته چنانچه از مترجم شنیدم نسخه ترجمه شده همراه با سانسور بوده و موارد حاد این چنینی از کتاب حذف گردیده اند؛ که به نظرم کار درستی نبوده، چرا که دانستن این نکات در این دوره و زمانه که بسیاری به طور تجربی و نسل به نسل با چنین سبک رفتاری پرورش یافته اند، برای افراد ساده یا شرافتمند ضروری به نظر می رسد。 چون‌زمانیکه شما آدم صادق و به دور از سیاست های کثیف و بازی های روانی باشید، حتی به ذهنتان هم خطور نمی کند که برخی انقدر با فکر و نقشه قبلی در تلاش برای به بازی گرفتن شما باشند。 بنابراین اگر به دید آمادگی دفاعی به نکات اين کتاب نگاه کنیم، می تواند مفیدتر باشد。 اگرچه، قلبا آرزو می کنم روزی همه بتوانند خود واقعیشان را صادقانه زیست کنند و تنها شاهد روبط عمیق و خالصانه باشیم！ جدای از این برخی از قوانین شرح داده شده در اين کتاب می تواند در محیط کاری به بهبود روابط به شکل سالمی کمک کند。 در پایان، این به اصطلاح قوانین به طرز جالبی شرح داده شده اند و می تواانند چون چاقوی دولبه ای هم در راه شر و هم در راه خیر به کار گرفته شوند。 امیدوارم که جزو گروه اول نباشیم؛ چون در پایان هرچه بکاریم درو خواهیم کرد و چاه کن همیشه ته چاه خواهد بود。 این اصل شاید از همه قوانین این کتاب قدرتمندتر و مهم تر باشد。 。。。more
William Yip
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The book could have used another round of editing; there were misspelled words， typos， and missing commas。 Some laws and sometimes stories within the same law contradicted each other but they probably are all best suited to some specific context and situation as well as one's status in society。 The laws worked for or against specific individuals but another person may have gotten a different result。 He made generalizations about people such as everyone having repressed sexuality or pretending to The book could have used another round of editing; there were misspelled words， typos， and missing commas。 Some laws and sometimes stories within the same law contradicted each other but they probably are all best suited to some specific context and situation as well as one's status in society。 The laws worked for or against specific individuals but another person may have gotten a different result。 He made generalizations about people such as everyone having repressed sexuality or pretending to be honest and innocent。 Taking credit for other people's work and using honesty and gifts to deceive people both are counterproductive in the long run as that damages the deceived person's confidence in humanity。 If everyone in an organization used these laws， the organization probably wouldn't get anything productive done and would instead implode。 Sometimes， a quoted passage didn't relate much to the chapter's theme。That said， the author provided plenty of entertaining and informative accounts of people who used the laws and profited and people who didn't use the laws and suffered。 Giving up something trivial in a negotiation to lower the other side's guard works wonders。 Guerrilla warfare is effective against opponents with superior firepower。 Many countries ally with the US to gain benefits and avoid the latter's displeasure。 People are kicked out of organizations and groups because their abilities and achievements instill fear in the leaders。 Scientists ignore politics to the detriment of their funding。 Being too aggressive all the time creates enemies。 Controversial behavior has helped politicians gain publicity and win elections。 Scapegoats have been used in companies and authoritarian regimes to pacify the public。 These laws are omnipresent and are used now and will be used far into the future。 。。。more
Marian Sánchez
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AMOOOOO
Maya Mihajlovic
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Bit of a life shock， one of those books that really changed my view about the world。 Motivated me to keep learning about myself and people + actually really enjoyed the historical stories
Dana Beltran
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yall better not mess with me
Angela
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Most of these laws are subconsciously dilated in our brains upon speculation or basic observation of surroundings。 Take what you want from the book， as it provides multiple tactics and tricks （with examples） to assert influence and power over others。 Taken lightly， these laws are valuable lessons。 However， don’t let it all get to your head， nor allow the book to comprise your morals。 Power as a whole itself， is anti-intellectual。
Vlad
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Robert Greene wrote a book of brutal honesty and truth。 48 laws of Power uses metaphors and stories to teach how human psychology works， and how one can use it to his own benefit。 A book worth reading for everyone seeking to attain a higher social status and obtain power。 definitely one of my top 3 favourite books。
calyss
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this was such bs
Carlos Durán
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。 Pudo haber sido más corto e ir al grano
Fuch51a
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"To Sen no Rikyu， the sudden appearance of something naturally， almost accidentally graceful was the height of beauty。 This beauty came without warning and seemed effortless。 Nature created such things by its own laws and processes， but men had to create their effects through labor and contrivance。 And when they showed the effort of producing the effect， the effect was spoiled。 The gate came from too far away， the cutting of the lemon looked contrived。You will often have to use tricks and ingenu "To Sen no Rikyu， the sudden appearance of something naturally， almost accidentally graceful was the height of beauty。 This beauty came without warning and seemed effortless。 Nature created such things by its own laws and processes， but men had to create their effects through labor and contrivance。 And when they showed the effort of producing the effect， the effect was spoiled。 The gate came from too far away， the cutting of the lemon looked contrived。You will often have to use tricks and ingenuity to create your effects-the cushions in the snow， the men rowing all night-but your audience must never suspect the work or the thinking that has gone into them。 Nature does not reveal its tricks， and what imitates nature by appearing effortless approximates nature's power。" 。。。more
mitskibot0
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I don’t like this book， I seen many dumb people reading it and now they think they’re woke and smart。 I find it cringe。 So yes， in other words I’m hater。
Matt Jensen
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Didn’t enjoy the underlying tone of besting others and having the upper hand on things。 Felt like a lot was focused on manipulating。 The principles are well explained but like I said the focus seemed to be how can you have power/control over someone。I’m surprised I finished the book tbh。
Areej
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It's give me other perspective of power。。 It's give me other perspective of power。。 。。。more
X
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Literally so manipulative。 So toxic。 So messed up。 Did I take notes？ Absolutely。
Jamie Brown
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This book can be used for attack or defence purposes。 It will give you an insight into how terrible people behave and how to avoid their snares。 I particularly enjoyed the historical stories that accompanied the laws。
Zahra Zafar
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To start off， my dad made me read this。 Honestly， any brown girl who would has read these kinds of books were probably force by they're dad。 This book was suprisingly good。 It provided a lot of life advice。 Some points of the book really pissed me off。 about 20 minutes into the book and my first thought was "Man， this dude is kind of an asshole。" His whole philosophy was that playing mind games for someone was not to be seen as immoral， and rather a way of like。 This triggered me because mind ga To start off， my dad made me read this。 Honestly， any brown girl who would has read these kinds of books were probably force by they're dad。 This book was suprisingly good。 It provided a lot of life advice。 Some points of the book really pissed me off。 about 20 minutes into the book and my first thought was "Man， this dude is kind of an asshole。" His whole philosophy was that playing mind games for someone was not to be seen as immoral， and rather a way of like。 This triggered me because mind games were the reason why I have major trust issues。 He believed that deception was the key to power， while he may be right， I still believe that it is immoral。 Honestly， I wouldn't recommend this book to people who get pissed off easily。 。。。more
Ellinor
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I have very mixed feelings about this book。 After reading 480 pages of laws and explanations I realized that you have to be in some kind of mental state to take the rules "seriously"。 If you're normally confident and just got curious about it， it won't affect you unless you're planning on becoming an evil person。 For people like me - who needed an ego push and confidence boost， it was definitely worth it！ This book was written by Robert Greene who mainly focuses on strategy， seduction and power I have very mixed feelings about this book。 After reading 480 pages of laws and explanations I realized that you have to be in some kind of mental state to take the rules "seriously"。 If you're normally confident and just got curious about it， it won't affect you unless you're planning on becoming an evil person。 For people like me - who needed an ego push and confidence boost， it was definitely worth it！ This book was written by Robert Greene who mainly focuses on strategy， seduction and power surely made it clear what this book is about with for example the 15th law "Crush Your Enemy Totally"。 Unless you're planning on becoming some insidious businessman or human manipulator or require a little confidence boost I don't recommend this book。 。。。more
Erez Salomy
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I just couldn’t bring myself to read this。 Bought it with the intention of potentially learning some special ways to skew power dynamics in my favor but I found the book so utterly disturbing I couldn’t keep myself reading。 I am too impressionable to read 450 pages of drivel pointing me towards manipulative behavior and claiming it positive to not believe it all and employ it in my daily life。 So I quit， 30 pages in。Even if it may help me recognize manipulative behavior in others， I’d rather not I just couldn’t bring myself to read this。 Bought it with the intention of potentially learning some special ways to skew power dynamics in my favor but I found the book so utterly disturbing I couldn’t keep myself reading。 I am too impressionable to read 450 pages of drivel pointing me towards manipulative behavior and claiming it positive to not believe it all and employ it in my daily life。 So I quit， 30 pages in。Even if it may help me recognize manipulative behavior in others， I’d rather not go all paranoid due to these laws。 Also now that I have the book， if I feel as if someone is manipulating me I can cite the book， looking for an appropriate rule， which would probably dissolve the effects on my psyche。 。。。more
Caroline1219
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This book should be titled how to abuse people by scaring them。 Most of the things written in it are not ways to achive power but ways to make people be scared of you。 The author seems to think that being in power and being scary are the same things。 Only maybe like 7 of this rules would are usefull and this book is just soo overhyped
Elena
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On my way to become a gatekeeping gaslighting girlboss 👀 On my way to become a gatekeeping gaslighting girlboss 👀 。。。more
Stano Msanii
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Good
Juju
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This is for people who hate their fellow human。 0/5。 I have no idea why this book was written。 But it was written by a man so I guess that makes sense。
Sifer Sphynx
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It's a great book for understanding our underlying nature。To those that question the morals of the described behavior - Set aside your preconceived moral compass of good and evil and observe human psychology as a form that drives our existance in society。 I would say that anyone claiming that they despise whoever uses such tactics and never uses any form of manipulation themseleves - is a liar。 It's practically impossible to live in a society and never use people to your advantage。 And let me as It's a great book for understanding our underlying nature。To those that question the morals of the described behavior - Set aside your preconceived moral compass of good and evil and observe human psychology as a form that drives our existance in society。 I would say that anyone claiming that they despise whoever uses such tactics and never uses any form of manipulation themseleves - is a liar。 It's practically impossible to live in a society and never use people to your advantage。 And let me ask you - Whats wrong with doing so？ There should be no negative connotation to the word "power"。 You can use your power to do evil， but you can also use it to do good， amazing things。 Thats completely your choice。This book gives you nessasary knowlege in an easy and comprehensible format for you to be informed。 It's not inventing anything new or advocating any evil。 It's just a mare reflection of our reality。 。。。more
Books With Kate
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Somewhat interesting， lacks deep analysisI was intrigued by the concept of this novel， and thought it might be helpful to enrich my understanding of power plays in the work place。 It started of fine， I stayed interested for several hours， but after that the rigid structure of explaining each Law became tiring， although I can see how it also offers a clear-cut way to present each of these 48 laws。 Which brings me to my next point: the number of laws seems randomly chosen （could the author simply Somewhat interesting， lacks deep analysisI was intrigued by the concept of this novel， and thought it might be helpful to enrich my understanding of power plays in the work place。 It started of fine， I stayed interested for several hours， but after that the rigid structure of explaining each Law became tiring， although I can see how it also offers a clear-cut way to present each of these 48 laws。 Which brings me to my next point: the number of laws seems randomly chosen （could the author simply not find any more， or did he loose interest himself？ What was his source for this number anyway？ This is not explained。） and therefore too high。What I missed was a moral framework: are these laws okay， so to speak。 Are we to accept them， submit to them， apply them to our own lives， resist them？ What wisdom does the author wish to share with us here？When I started this novel I implicitly assumed that the author would offer a critique， but he does not， he simply lists each law and its characteristics， and then goes on to illustrate them by the lives of some historic figures。 Which by the way， were a rather limited number and most of all a safe bunch: where is his analysis of the many （powerful！） kings， presidents and tyrants of the 20th century？ Why does he instead stick to figures long passed， or completely unknown？Also， he may strive to be factual but to me it seems each law is presented as if it offered some useful tips for you & me to apply to our own lives。 That aspect of this book actually left me feeling a bit sick if I listened too long， as if I were an accidental Sith apprentice stumbling onto the ways of the Dark Side。。。 So I stuck to shorter listening episodes， but I confess I lost interest about halfway through。 I finished it， but it did not get any better， it just kept repeating itself for 48 long laws。 And then it simply left it at that and ended abruptly。So other than having been made acquainted with the Dark side of the Force ;-）， I haven't learned much of any interest。In my opinion this book should have been shortened by at least half， either that or it should have far deeper analysis added to it instead of this fairly superficial listing of characteristics and historic illustrations。 。。。more
Adams Bolarinwa
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Good book
Jake Krupicki
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All I see this book as is knowledge and historic facts。 What one learns or takes from this source， is up to them。 I now feel equipped to deal with the manipulative people in my life。 I now feel able to mentally out maneuver those who wish to do me wrong。 And I now am much better at uno and chess than I was before 😂。 Growing up with my own mental wall preventing me from reading other’s emotions feels like it won’t be as much of a burden after reading this book。 I mean sure there were some laws th All I see this book as is knowledge and historic facts。 What one learns or takes from this source， is up to them。 I now feel equipped to deal with the manipulative people in my life。 I now feel able to mentally out maneuver those who wish to do me wrong。 And I now am much better at uno and chess than I was before 😂。 Growing up with my own mental wall preventing me from reading other’s emotions feels like it won’t be as much of a burden after reading this book。 I mean sure there were some laws that I know I’ll never use but it was good to know how others might use them against me。 I don’t think this book had any specific kind of message。 All I got from it was knowledge。 。。。more
Dan
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Prose/Readability: 3Commitment to Objective/Unbiased Truth: 4Interesting Content: 3Perspective Shift: 3Comments: Sometimes touted as the ultimate book on Power， I would disagree with that。 I personally bought it as a way to understand power in politics - not as a personal improvement tool。 It recounts many historical examples for the 48 laws， and they are interesting。 I take the “advice” or laws with a large pinch of salt， and enjoyed it more as a collection of stories of power。 The reason I tak Prose/Readability: 3Commitment to Objective/Unbiased Truth: 4Interesting Content: 3Perspective Shift: 3Comments: Sometimes touted as the ultimate book on Power， I would disagree with that。 I personally bought it as a way to understand power in politics - not as a personal improvement tool。 It recounts many historical examples for the 48 laws， and they are interesting。 I take the “advice” or laws with a large pinch of salt， and enjoyed it more as a collection of stories of power。 The reason I take the advice with a pinch of salt is because it is largely contradictory and using these historical examples to justify what works to create power is very flawed。 The stories end when the subject has either lost or gained their power and is defined as a transgression or observance of the particular law。 What about after they come to power？ How much did luck and circumstance play into it？ It’s a classic case of the causation/correlation fallacy。However， like I say - it was good to read tales of old， and some small nuggets of advice may be useful in some specific circumstances。 。。。more
Ruben Cools
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Although I think it was interesting to read this book it felt more like something in-between a bad history book and a manual to self-centred succes with a very lonely existence。 I might be naive but I really hope people use this more to find and not be f*cked by the bad guy than to make this their way of looking at the world。
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