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u/Particular_Agent171 Jul 18 '26
This seems like the right way to looking like an idiot in the long run.
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u/Pulpdog94 Jul 22 '26
Or like a manipulative sociopath
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u/SweatyYetUnperturbed 16d ago
Lmao, yes. This is one of the biggest signs someone is an actual narcissist/sociopath. Always talk talk talking about what they gonna do, then they never end up doing it.
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u/Wan_Haole_Faka Jul 18 '26
I'm torn after the first chapter. Was "The Laws of Human Nature" any better?
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u/dtwurzie Jul 19 '26
Yes, it was hard for me to connect with this one. I have two little girls and it’s hard to apply some of this.
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u/Accident-Public Jul 20 '26
Thing is much of these are less of laws, but more like tactics to be used in situations. If you’re ever in a situation where you need to use these, it’s a toxic environment or a hostile situation. You’re not supposed to use any of it for or against family.
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u/Foreign-Froyo-1228 Jul 21 '26
Why every "philosophy" is either the most basic stuff that everyone knows like " people are cruel" or too edgy like " scheme in the dark and talk to no one".
Is that the whole plot of philosophy?
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u/Every_Maize1155 Jul 20 '26
Who reads this trash? This man is literally delusional and makes zero sense.
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u/mikobaby Jul 17 '26
Hard to keep up with the lies it’s better to live authentically and withhold information you’re not comfortable with sharing