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They are highly dysfunctional in any healthy community, relationship, friendships of family. These rules are the revenge fantasy of a wounded child archetype. Do we the embrace the psychology of our abuser and accept that is how the world is and that it was OUR fault for being naive? So the question is what happens when we are all those things, for the best of our ability, but we get treated poorly by a narcissist that abuses our kindness. Ultimately, take this book with a barrel of salt and maybe go for the more morally neutral laws, lest you be completely corrupted by the dark side of the world.ДЄll ethics, decency, courtesy and fairness falls out of the Golden Rule - 'Treat others as you would like to be treated'. Laws such as these are good for self-preservation, if nothing else.Д«ut if you take everything in this book as gospel, then you may lose your humanity (as other reviewers have said) and/or you may realise that the heights of power are not what you wanted after all.

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I am not sure that I will follow each and every rule of the book, but it's an interesting read and some of the laws are fairly neutral such as being careful about what you say to people, not always showing all of your cards and never appearing or being smarter than those above you, especially in a professional work situation. I am also more excited about life somewhat, knowing that you can have fun improving yourself and your position in life and in the world. I am more aware of what other people are doing, I am actually more concerned with the welfare of others, and I realised that it is important to at least have power over your own life so I am now a much more in control person who is more disciplined. However, this book has helped me in ways that I did not expect. While this book outright advocates that you do this (because other people are bound to be doing it so why don't you join them and get them before they get you, which is a highly flawed argument), this is clearly not always the best course of action. People exist like the people described in this book who will manipulate the situation and use you for their own ends. I have lost my innocence from reading this book and realised that there really are people who are out to get you (paranoia aside).