See that 48 Laws of Power? I just completed a series that was themed around it. It's a powerful book alright but can be abused by a weak mind. That book requires a strong mental foundation before it can be effectively put to use. I read some where that it was the very secrets of war lords from old, and also the old and richest families. Just like "Art of War". Man, I should reread that book again especially after what I just watched.
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I am impressed when you started with the book 48 laws of power and ended with art of war. I think the former has gained a lot more fame. Probably, due to the original language the books was written in.
Yes. The Art of War was a recommendation after I was done with the 48 Laws of Powerz. I can still remember my head buzzing so loud with the information. The Art of War is a one of its kind. It requires deep concentration to really understand and appreciate its history plus, if you want to use it on the modern day world, you must be perceptive enough to understand situations and their consequences. Boy boy! Talk about games! Lmao.
I am not sure if you agree with this. But, I think the beauty of certain literature is that if you read it and someone else reads it. You both might end up having a different views of the book and what it could mean in certain areas.
I totally agree with you. Like every power tool, that book can also be abused in the wrong hands. I haven't read "Art of War" but I'm definitely going to check it out.