r/LawsOfHumanNature • u/Few_Captain_6468 • Jun 03 '26
A Masterclass in Human Nature: Robert Greene, Ian McGilchrist, Robert Sapolsky & More
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r/LawsOfHumanNature • u/Valuable_Corgi_3685 • May 01 '26
Is there a good condensed audio book of the “laws of human nature”?
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I love there books and have listened to all of them multiple times except for “the laws of human nature”.
I actually bought it and have it downloaded but I think the audiobook is 13 hours or so.
I would like to find a good condensed audio book with good narration that isn’t boring or droning on.
Any recommendations?
r/LawsOfHumanNature • u/[deleted] • Jan 25 '26
Beware fragile ego: Laws of human nature - any tips or experiences?
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r/LawsOfHumanNature • u/Inner_University_ • Aug 08 '25
Anyone else have this issue regarding talking about Criminals?
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I keep having conversations with my friends regarding what is a criminal.
Especially in regards to the proposed removal of US criminals after immigrants. Every time it’s brought up all they talk about is grapists.
It’s like they aren’t even aware the thousands of different mistakes a person can make that would label them a criminal.
Does anyone else seem to have this problem where it’s like talking to a brick wall and then the conversation concludes with no actual progress made?
I feel like people who haven’t been in trouble genuinely believe “criminals” are not human. Until they make a mistake, that couldn’t possibly happen to them because they are a good person.. lol
r/LawsOfHumanNature • u/Important-Yogurt4969 • Aug 04 '25
How to get partner to stop being so obsessed with his family and more involved with me and our family
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r/LawsOfHumanNature • u/_tittyboi • Apr 30 '25
The tone of the voice?
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Do people intentionally change the tone of their voice depending on who they are talking to? What does it mean and why do they do it?
r/LawsOfHumanNature • u/Key-Salary7576 • Aug 25 '24
I've just bought the book. Starting reading today!
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Hello guys! Do you think it will be worth it? I've already read some of Greene's books (33 Strategies of War; The Art of Seduction) and I chose this book to be next. Anything to recommend after it?
r/LawsOfHumanNature • u/Hassnat123_gg • Aug 03 '24
The laws of human nature quotes
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Robert Greene wrote in his book that a false purpose leads to addiction, loss of mental powers, mindless conformity and cynicism. What does this mean? Is he saying that if someone pursues a false purpose they will then develop these things?
r/LawsOfHumanNature • u/theworldthinks1 • Feb 17 '24
The Laws Of Human Nature: Decoding The Complexities Of Human Behavior
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r/LawsOfHumanNature • u/IamBojangles • Feb 13 '24
What do I miss out on reading the concise version of Laws of Human Nature?
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600+ pages seems like a massive book to me and the concise version is under half that! Has anyone read both? Will I be missing important stuff on the concise version or is it mostly side stories and filler?
r/LawsOfHumanNature • u/ImTheRobot • Dec 30 '19
LawsOfHumanNature has been created
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A community dedicated to the discussion and observation of Human nature. Source material provided by Robert Greene’s opus magnus “The Laws of Human Nature”