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Game theory teaches one brutal truth: people don’t want what’s fair, they want what favors them. If you appeal to fairness, you’re negotiating from weakness. Align incentives, don’t appeal to conscience.

machiavelli gets a lot of heat, but he was basically correct about a lot of things. i don’t care about e-drama but this thread below is a perfect illustration. this guy got known on here just a few weeks ago for getting a 10k bonus payout for a viral post. X staff personally

There are rules to this game Rules Nobody dares breaking For the simple reason that nature has a funny way of sticking it back to you, once you break those rules And the irony is lost on some.

You’re getting distracted again. You’ve got dreams to chase, not people to impress. Every scroll, every pointless conversation pulls you further from the life you said you wanted. Get back on track.

You don't ever go into a relationship or partnership worrying about ever being betrayed. You go into one making sure that you can handle the prospect of betrayal. Stop the Naivety.

“I have needs.” That’s how weak men talk. Real men build. They lead, they pray, they work. Stop chasing her, become someone worth chasing. Hit the gym. Handle your business. Get closer to God. These will make you confident, and confidence is magnetic.

Broke people will always make you feel bad for wanting more out of life. Don’t listen. Build your business. Make real money. Buy the cars you love. Work from places that inspire you. You only get one life. Don’t waste it trying to look humble. Make it unforgettable.

The devil doesn’t tempt you with evil. He tempts you with comfort. He tells you it’s fine to take a break before you’ve earned it. That’s how most people lose, not from failure, but from comfort that feels deserved too soon.

People don’t betray you out of malice, they betray you out of self-preservation. When survival collides with loyalty, loyalty dies first. Understand this and you’ll stop being shocked by human behavior.

You are not judged by your intentions. You are judged by your results, and by how composed you remain when they crumble. True character isn’t built by success, it’s revealed in crisis. Most men fail because they panic at the first sign of pain.

Most men chase admiration because they never earned self-respect. They want validation to numb the guilt of wasted potential. But the day you become proud of the discipline no one applauds, you’ll stop needing the crowd’s approval.

She doesn’t love who you are. She loves how you make her feel about herself. Lose your edge, your ambition, your mystery, and you’ll see how fast “forever” becomes “used to.” Maintain your frame, or lose the game.

A man’s soul decays when he abandons responsibility. He hides behind pleasure, blames circumstance, and rots in comfort. Purpose resurrects him. Pain cleanses him. Every trial you endure is an invitation to evolve, or an excuse to decay. The choice is yours.

You can’t live up to your potential if you’re addicted to being liked. Approval is the currency of the powerless. The more you chase it, the more you shrink. Detach from applause. Let discomfort purify your ambition.

Anger is the raw force that builds empires when disciplined, and destroys lives when denied. Don’t suppress it. Shape it. Every man must learn to hold fire without burning himself, or he’ll spend life igniting others.

Most people hide behind virtue to mask fear. They call it morality, but it’s cowardice dressed as purity. True virtue is forged through awareness of your capacity for evil, not denial of it. You can’t claim to be good if you’ve never had the power to be dangerous.

Most men break because they confuse being needed with being respected. Need fades when utility ends. Respect endures when discipline doesn’t. Never trade self-respect for relevance. It’s better to be forgotten than remembered as replaceable.

You don’t need more confidence. You need more evidence. Confidence is built from repetition, not affirmation. Prove yourself to yourself enough times and arrogance will look like humility because you’ve earned what others only pretend to possess.