48 laws of power: samples in history (multiple choice)

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Law 1: Never outshine the master

Galileo Galilei discovered Jupiter’s moons. Instead of taking credit.. He dedicated the discovery to the Medici family. Made it seem like the universe honored them.

Result: He got a high-paying position and security

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Law 2: Never Put Too Much Trust in Friends, Learn How to Use Enemies

Emperor Taizu of Song. Didn’t trust his “friends” (generals) & Turned enemies into allies with kindness and strategy

Result: Stayed in power, Built a long-lasting dynasty

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Law 3: Conceal Your Intentions

Otto von Bismarck - he actually wanted war but publicly argued against war

Result: People trusted him, He gained power, Later achieved his real goal (war + unification)

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Law 4: Always say less than necesarry

Louis XIV - Instead of explaining everything, he just said “I shall see” That’s it. And people: Overthink it, Feared it, Respected it

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