The 48 Laws of Power (Animated) He crafted this summary of the 48 Laws of Power in anger. It is the end result of 2 years of animating all chapters condensed for your viewing pleasure. Surely, you've heard the phrase "Hate the game, not the player." He is exposing the game and the players for you. Being honest and speaking the truth has been a punishing and not at all rewarding experience, since most people will always shoot the messenger. I aim to raise awareness and arm the clueless for self-protection. He is not advocating becoming a manipulating and ruthless sociopath. He can't respect those who don't understand the difference. It's a self-improvement book, not the work of the devil. Robert Greene is all about intense realism. Seeing things for what they are, whether you like the truth or not. Hopefully you'll find the video helpful, learn from it and share it with others. They've received plenty of messages from good people claiming it changed their lives for the better. Don't let others use and abuse you. Don't live in a fantasy land. Be cautious This video is dedicated specially to my friends @Rebejumper, both of you, the squirrel and the quacker :D https://youtu.be/670ZGMBjrPI
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I had read the book
Is a very good one.
Thanks
Hola, @Microreylatos Las 48 leyes del poder del psicólogo estadounidense Robert Greene... tu post me hizo recuerdo a ese libro famoso, un top, que me lo regaló un estudiante de la universidad para que le diera mi opinión. Lo leí en tres días, me hizo empalmar ciertos aspectos que existen en desajustes cerebrales en la relación dominancia-sumisión. De alguna manera los personajes y las épocas que menciona los diversifica en ángulos sociales, políticos, culturales y hasta antropológicos. Todas las leyes me parecen interesantes, siempre un libro tiene algo bueno que sacar para aprender e incluso aplicarlo en la vida diaria, pero en una de las que más me puse a pensar es en la número 42: Muerto el perro se acaba la rabia. De este autor también he leído Las 33 estrategias de la guerra, igual de bueno. Gracias por la dedicatoria, amigo. Muchos saludos.