Niccolò Machiavelli's Life Lessons Man Learn Too Late In Life

Niccolo Machiavelli was an Italian diplomat, author, philosopher, and historian who lived during the Renaissance. He is best known for his political treatise The Prince (Il Principe), written about 1513. He has often been called the father of modern political philosophy and political science.
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I always question other people about what they said but not your wisdom. 😆

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school certainly teaches one how to waste time

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@@Numantino312 School projects taught me about forced parasitism. I meant group projects. School projects taught me how to waste money for a "better" letter.

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The best answer to anger is silence. - Marcus Aurelius

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Marc Aurel lacks taste on the first pages of his books

[@rubberduckie5518]

"Never let others interrupt you, because you will lose respect. - Beware of a man who interrupts you because he is trying to show you strength." That is so true. I've experienced this. Don't trust someone who interrupts you, especially a man. That person doesn't respect you. If they don't respect you, they're not too fond of you either.

[@justincase4812]

Neil degrasse Tyson comes mind over this point.

[@chroslegos423]

I agree, but I would beware of women just the same.

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[@justincase4812]

@@Inception1338 Hone the skill to listen and talk when it's best for you. And them. 😂

[@Inception1338]

@@justincase4812 comes over time. - What they value most, if you give them your time.

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3:20 "Make mistakes of ambition and not mistakes of sloth. Develop the strength to do bold things. Not the strength to suffer."

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Deep

[@HondoTrailside]

The strength to do bold things is the strength to assume suffering. Look at how they separate the weak from the strong in SEAL training. I was just watching, the admittedly somewhat fictionalized story of Lawrence of Arabia. He took Aqaba, because he could suffer through the Negev desert.

[@natemiller6389]

what is an adventure without the aspect of suffering and death? lol if you do not have the strength to suffer your adventure will be bold but bleak. Like a city dweller going into the mountains thinking they can survive without never being into the mountains prior. Oh your going to suffer cause suffering is real life lol observe the ant. The more strength you have at suffering the bolder you will be.

[@BarChordA]

My high school tennis coach once told me “If you’re going to fault on your serve, it should be because you overshot the service box, not because you undershot the net.” If you must fail, let it be out of overambition rather than timidity.

[@lorddalhousie.7316]

"Any man who tries to be good all the time is bound to come to ruin among the great number who are not good." - Niccolò Machiavelli From 'The Prince'.

[@commentatron]

Therein lies the lesson for the GOP. ;-)

[@joshhoodrat451]

The vulgar crowd always is taken by appearances, and the world consists chiefly of the vulgar. ― Niccolò Machiavelli

[@twader03]

And without being good we will never have a good world

[@craigore2011]

@@twader03 Sometimes it is best to appear evil in the eyes of those who would do evil. Let them fear to trespass against the good that you wish to preserve.

[@the-witness8811]

I fall victim to this mistake too often. As they say, there is no place for a kind heart outside of your domicile. The world is truly a dog-eat-dog world. I guess... It's a little refreshing to know that this mistake is nothing new. That this quote exists, means that man has been making this mistake for ages and it is in our nature to be kind. It is only unfortunate that we cannot overcome humanities proclivity to ruin such goodness. But at least I am not alone in my mind.

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“He who smelt it, most certainly dealt it.” -Macaroni

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[@peterlawson8040]

About time someone said something funny here, all these others just quoting someone else like a bunch of followers.

[@seymoorepoone9512]

Leave it to somebody who has no problem being called, “Seymoore Poone” in front of the internet. 🤷‍♂️Guess I’m just a little goober.

[@scratchypants1]

Man who farts in church sits in own pew.

[@mikeoxmall69420]

"it's not gay if the tips don't touch" - Maserati

[@tommasovallone24]

If anyone is wondering where the quotes are from, they are from Machiavelli’s book The prince. I’ve read it two times and I recommend it to anyone.

[@MentorsIn60s]

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[@Capcoor]

A guy once said the scariest thing about The Prince is that he read it and it made sense.

[@DescartesStrollsIntoAPub]

Great book. I had a copy of it twenty years ago, not sure if I still do in storage, but it is about time I reread it.

[@xhagast]

@@Capcoor Frederick the Great wrote The Anti Machiavelli, refuting The Prince, just before he became king. Then he became king and was terribly embarrassed to find out Machiavelli was right. Read his Commentaries. It is 4 times larger. It is less practical but only by a hair. And he teaches how to commit political assassinations.

[@southernfriedmedia3968]

would you say Machiavelli was an evil man?

[@salimr4718]

"Those who read the comments are people who use their time wisely." - Mahatma Gandhi.

[@TheZietgiest]

Yes so true! Not the physical capacity but the indomitable will is strength - Gundhi

[@zerihungeressu7995]

This made me laugh.

[@rzella8022]

Sure he said that, lol.

[@Alex-Defatte]

It is mostly a waste of time but every now and then I read something very smart or funny in the comments.

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"Start arguements with strangers so violent that they result in death" -Buddha

[@notanotherclubmember]

I always thought being feared over loved was tyrannical and vicious. Now I realize it's about not submitting to the worlds nonsense and knowing you will hold it accountable in front of you. This fear is rooted in self-love and self-respect. I misunderstood this for years. But now I understand. When men fear you for the right reasons, it's powerful.

[@mdb45424]

It's because many disagree with his politics and wanted him to appears as a tyrant

[@Kejsaren]

@@mdb45424 I've been reading the Prince recently. Fantastic book. But I have noticed many people who commentate on him on KZbin seem to misunderstand him. I'm glad I'm not the only one who's seen this.

[@g-mode5047]

Thats why the beginning of wisdom starts with the fear of the Lord

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[@christinewillis7545]

I respectfully disagree. Fear inspires forced pretense. In other words, you lie, betray to survive, or use fake perception. Fear creates a threat of danger, a risk to oneself or loved ones. Fear causes anxiety, panic attacks, mental breakdowns. Fear is the result of deceit. Fear is the main weapon used in propaganda, finance, governance, wars and especially control of the mind. In history - Hitler. Today - Rothschild.

[@thegreatsiberianitch]

"Every rose has it's thorn." - Poison, 1988

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and every cowboy sings a sad sad song 😅

[@EWOODJ]

And could smell like poo

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“Dangerous, is what we must get.” - Darkwing Duck

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"If you make a mistake and do not correct it, this is called a mistake"

[@craigore2011]

@Marcius the White And if your mistake should take the form of a tree, it can be a happy accident.

[@schizoidboy]

From what I see Machiavelli was a student of history and believed in using history for it's examples, he also believed in keeping things realistic which is what history, properly studied, will teach you.

[@rift8966]

_Man who runs in front of cars is going to get tired._ - a wise man

[@icecl0ud]

Man who chases cars gets exhausted.

[@konstantinkoverchenko9587]

“A good shit doesn’t matter where you may leave it.”

[@todddavis4274]

Interrupting is an art form where I come from. I can barely have an intelligent conversation with anyone around hear. I think it's just ignorance in action really. Love these quotes!

[@gaugeeiser8803]

What part of California do you live in?

[@han3wmanwukong125]

"It is a common fault of man not to recon on storms in fair weather" Keep this one close to your heart.

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Deep asf.

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"It is better to be pissed off, than to be pissed on!" -Socrates

[@theylhompst]

"There is no other way to guard yourself against flattery than by making men understand that telling you the truth will not offend you."

[@bperez8656]

I do not understand this whatsoever….

[@Miro.A.Mursu-]

I was whatching the video and reading comments and this came at the exact timing i red it

[@leerobbo92]

@@bperez8656 Flattery, in this case, meaning people telling you what you want to hear.

[@triumphquotes]

Machiavelli's style makes "the Prince" quite an enjoyable book to read. He uses particularly powerful analogies. My favorite is the lion and the fox. One of the greatest quotes of both the book and this video comes from the beginning of Chapter 18: "A prince, therefore, being compelled knowingly to adopt the beast, ought to choose the fox and the lion; because the lion cannot defend himself against snares and the fox cannot defend himself against wolves. Therefore, it is necessary to be a fox to discover the snares and a lion to terrify the wolves." This is a full version of the quote. I particularly like the beginning but it would probably be too long for the video.

[@dylanzeller9475]

Thanks for going farther in depth with that. Enlightening

[@triumphquotes]

@@dylanzeller9475 You're welcome! I'm glad I could provide you with some useful information and a deeper understanding of the topic.

[@dango470]

yeah a lot of these are taken out of context and seem more devious than they actually are

[@triumphquotes]

@@dango470 Definitely. First of all Machiavelli was writing in a different time and place. His ideas were naturally shaped by the political realities of his era. Also when you read his works you realise that they are in fact often nuanced. It's easy to oversimplify or misinterpret his ideas nowadays.

[@dango470]

@@triumphquotes they were shaped by reality of politics period. Our own politicians would be better if they read his work and followed it

[@jamescarney6894]

The portrait of the man in this video is "The Prince" meaning Prince Medici, the guy Niccolo Machiavelli wrote the book for, instructing the young leader of the skills and tactics required to ensure the survival and protection of the power structure of the State.

[@commentatron]

"The first method for estimating the intelligence of a ruler is to look at the men he has around him." Looking at you Ms. Harris and Mr. Brinton.

[@ThriftyCHNR]

Biden is not a ruler. None of the US presidents were rulers.

[@HondoTrailside]

This is really applicable to Trudeau.

[@andreibaciu7518]

"All men have eyes, but few have the gift of penetration" That can be applied to more than one thing

[@him37404]

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[@xelldincht4251]

"The best fortress which a prince can possess is the affection of his people" There are so few rulers who took this advice to heart

[@andrewcutler4513]

Yeah, but does the quote "He who builds on the people, builds on the mud" directly contradict this quote? - I'm not sure how to "read" that one in relation to the first.

[@syourke3]

@@andrewcutler4513This seems inconsistent with what he says about how fickle the people really are. He says that it’s better to be feared than loved.

[@bob7975]

@@andrewcutler4513 Maybe he's been having us all on, all these years.

[@deand6411]

“Having a deep voice and reading slow makes people watch” but they should listen more - me

[@LouielamsonTranNguyen]

Absolutely 'The Prince' by Niccolo Machiavelli and its influence on political philosophy have had a significant impact on human society throughout history.

[@internetperson8638]

"If your friend does not know all the chess rules, it is wise to deceive him, and come up with nonsense rules, unless you should try to be good to him, and he will learn the game, and overcome you." - Machiavelli

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If you see that he knows the rules, you can adapt. When you first play with him and he does not know the rules, make up nonsense rules so yu can win.@@brendanmichel5313

[@myheatgoesboomboomboom1655]

Niccolo was a great psychologist

[@lampyrisnoctiluca9904]

It is better to act and repent than not to act and regret - This quote has changed my life. I used to always be scared of the possible bad consequences of my actions. So I have never done anything that can have bad consequences for me or others. Then I read this, realised this guy was right and slowly started doing my things. It feels like living. And I don't feel like repenting for anything. I recently started imagining my life before this qoute, and some other things that happened around that time as a villain origin story. Now I am slowly working on making the world eventually see the full expression of my "villainy".

[@ChickenMcThiccken]

many who want to follow in the footsteps of great men; should realize that there were very few of them.

[@markstahl1464]

Lots of good stuff here! It is very relevant to today’s world too.

[@prima6170]

What insightful, profound, and sad truths Machiavelli had on the nature of men. One can learn much from his keen observations.

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A man after my own heart! Especially quote #4

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I can, but I won't :)

[@angelabender8132]

Macchiavelli is delightful in his Tuscan language, which I have had the opportunity to listen and understand as a child since it arrived to twentieth century almost unchanged in pronunciation and verbiage. He spoke for powerful people of the Renaissance courts, not for lower class individuals, therefore he is a political philosopher! His book is about to achieve and maintain power for higher ideals not for lower personal interests 😮! Machiavelli was demonized since his teachings go against Christian teachings, which requires benevolence and forgiveness. He knew that in higher circles the fight for supremacy was to the last blood, therefore the end justifies the means. ( since many commented about the man who interrupts you, I would guess that he was speaking for the man that publicly, not only interrupts your reasoning but often contradicts you, which can be an absolute form of passive aggressive behavior especially if he does it in a way that embarrasses you in front of many, as we must presume he was talking about court discussions happened or even street and bar rooms discussions are still conducted now. Machiavelli was a good man and his mother was tortured for unknown reasons, so he knew how cruel humans could be and he had the courage to address this side of humanity. His model was the Valentino, son of a powerful pope who was so ruthless, that he was rumored to have his own brother killed and for sure killed his sister Lucrezia Borgia’s husband ( whom she loved dearly)in the Vatican!!! He also killed the supposed lover and favorite, of his father, while the poor devil tried to hide under the pope’s mantel!😮 Lucrezia for those who ignore true history, was a good woman who was used by his powerful men in the family, for achieving via matrimony power; she died at age 39 after having given birth to 9 children and was very much mourned by her last husband a powerful man of the Renaissance; one of her sons became cardinal and commissioned the Trevi Fountains Lucrezia was educated and religious and never poisoned anyone 😂

[@mohaglade4892]

amazing quotes! this is practical and rational understanding of life. and how to live

[@blackwidowsm]

Whe “the prince” was released it was barred for 200 years. People didn’t appreciate having a Manuel how to rule or govern out in open. To this day every government has this book for reference on thier shelf. Whether a totalitarian monarchy or Republican democracy its still a guide how to rule or govern. Look at Ivan 4 of Russia or Caesar Borgia those were Machiavellis two models for the Prince. His time on senate of during them medicis reign was a balancing act in itself.

[@TheRealJBMcMunn]

I used to do a lot of expert testimony. Whenever the lawyers interrupted me I reminded them that they get to pick the questions but I get to pick the responses, so please be quiet until I'm finished. As an aside, listen carefully to questions and answer the question literally. The answer to "Do you know what time it is?" is "Yes". Cop: "Do you know why I pulled you over?" "No".

[@caiusballad4162]

Absolutely magnificent

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"Never put your trust in every quote you read on the Internet" - Vladimir Lenin

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Sure - rasputin

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A Thucydides quotes video got to be made ASAP! Keep the inspiration going king 🙏🏾

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[@aodh5966]

I have a bad habit of interrupting people. I'm consciously trying to stop doing that though, also trying to not swear but it's so ingrained it's difficult

[@blah8934]

Don't stop on the journey

[@junnedayye169]

It's not a bad habit, I wouldn't call it interrupting either, it's just that you made a quick comment , in their mid sentence. Anyways I found out something very interesting about the about the people who have known me a long time and have complained about how rude and ugly it is to interrupt them, and they just plain "o" don't like when I do that. So here's what I did... Sorry an emergency just came up. Be back tomorrow with part 2. Sorry bye

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[@briancooper4959]

"Everyone who wants to know what will happen ought to examine what has happened: Everything in this world in any epoch has their replicas in antiquity." This seemingly modern wisdom from a man who lived in the 16th Century.

[@RealityCheck6969]

I read The Prince as a Bible. It always bring me into deep thoughts and understanding what politics is all about.

[@TROll-oe9ng]

The prince only gives an understanding of power politics used by those who govern to enrich themselves

[@zora_noamflannery2548]

@@TROll-oe9ng- People believe Nicolo was wise because he made declarative statements with no namby-pamby nuance for the education of this particular prince and for his own survival in a world at war. Instead of an instruction manual for nobility I read it as a warning that explains the irrational behavior of rulers.

[@lilaccilla]

those who interrupt have good reason against those who gaslight and twist words, sometimes boundaries are being set

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I love these quotes videos ...been about quotes since like...2005

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"Why do today what you can put off 'til tomorrow?" - Squidward "What is today, but yesterday's tomorrow?" - Mr. Krabs

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"Are you feeling it now, Mr. Krabs?" - Spongebob *"BZZZZT"* - The buzzsaws of the automatic crab separating and packaging machine

[@TETCOM.]

@1:55 Pretty much,men quickly forget about the bad times when the good times are rolling along....A MISTAKE....those who forget the past,are DOOMED to repeat it...a little bit of calm,and we forget the storm......NEVER forget the storm...not forgetting the what the storm was like,will save your life later on...wow...I love these vids with the wise sayings...whoever started this trend of videos is the MAN

[@crimsonhawk4912]

" it's only gay if you think it's gay " kindergarten proverbs

[@Agent1W]

I think, therefore it is?

[@Si_Mondo]

I thought it was, "It's only gay if you push back."

[@Akkodha-]

@@Si_Mondo im hoping you mean with you’re hands and not the brown eye

[@at0micwerew0lf]

“It’s not gay if you’re wearing shower shoes.”

[@tommyperez5602]

It's always gay

[@StormWolf01]

Context would have been appreciated, as these recommendations are not for regular people, but for rulers (though they can also be applied to regular people). Without this context, some of these recommendations may seem strange. But they make sense for someone who rules a territory, and/or conquers foreign lands.

[@blah8934]

Thats a perspective you chose for yourself. The amount of game packed in the qoutes is what makes them heavy hitters. Which is true when you said context, but better word would be breakdown or explanation of what they really mean

[@Asmo_Lay]

Well, AFAIK Il Principle was all about establishing your rule on recently conquered land.

[@Jong853]

If you cannot find any way that this advice can be applied because of context. I suggest it might be a critical thinking skill problem on your part.

[@christopherjames6452]

Best quotes I’ve heard

[@SuperGreatSphinx]

BLESSED ARE THE MERCIFUL

[@cheri238]

Niccola Machiavelli's political treatise( ll Principe) "The Prince" all should read. At this time in history whose side would one be on in court? I go edaciously Machiaevelli and if had lived longer than "The Fox" I then would have placed all my letters on a blazing fire. What a writer and philosopher.

[@alperrin9310]

You can learn a lot from these - primarily how much Machiavelli projected on others what he himself was and thought.

[@dabeln1]

"I am much wiser than you." -a wise man

[@Juan800PimpBot]

I read The Prince every so often classic.

[@taufiqmohab-ali4083]

Thank you.

[@alexnaismith9979]

Fear the silent man, nobody won a fight by shouting.

[@nafex3740]

Great work buddy ❤❤❤

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[@steffidas4785]

Yes interruption is truly disrespectful,you should not trust those people who does this,even if you have to pull through by yourself you should do that but you should never let others define or dictate your life ✌️

[@imjaylen6461]

These quotes are very relevant today

[@raulwhitefeather963]

Slightly condensed version of one of the quotes in the beginning of the clip. "It's easier to ask for forgiveness than to ask for permission"

[@thomaswalsh1715]

You know, I often find myself interrupting people who are telling me stories. Someone once said I need a picture drawn for me. I gotta say however, in my defense. I never went to college and never liked high school, but I was born with I high functioning math type brain. So I’m actually pretty smart without the education, it’s helpful all day long just simplifying most interactions. The way this affects me is when I’m listening to a persons story, i know they’re leaving out important details, or minimally important details, and I’ll ask them a question. I don’t change the subject or cut them off completely, I just feel I need to know something at that moment. They often say “Just let me finish”, they don’t like the interruption. I don’t care if they have three master degrees, my brain is always clicking, and I can tell they left something out. It’s not disrespectful at all, there’s people like me out there so don’t be offended.

[@raymondrollo171]

@thomaswalsh.This is a Rhetorical Device used to shut down debate.

[@indionopalez3716]

" he who is low , fears no fall"...🤔

[@Edgesofnowhere008]

5:03 He was The Man for this quote alone. NITEIP ~

[@Wraith024]

Interrupting someone is only useful if you require hijacking the moment Unfortunately the world seems to reward those who have the attention on them far more then those who do not care about having the attention on them If you manage to succeed without requiring the attention on you , you have a blessed life and are likely worthy of attention because you have something very valuable , knowledge worth hearing

[@uttasyda9746]

"In school,teachers told me practice makes perfect...but also told me nobody's perfect so i stopped practicing. " Steven Wright-comedian 😁😆😆

[@The_Touring_Jedi]

"Always show your teeths first, as the other would respect you more out of fear" My uncle...

[@FreeAllenWrench]

"It's-ah me, Machiavelli-ooo"

[@JoaquinArguelles]

Powerful stuff.

[@danny3207]

"You can lead a horse to water, but a pencil must be lead" Stan Laurel.

[@kafil407]

The only problem with fear, is that it causes resentment and hate, people hate what they fear, so love and fear should coexist in a balance

[@ntn6233]

What’s left out of the fear and love quote is the next sentence which says that one must not be feared to the point of being hated. That point is left out just about every time the quote comes up.

[@2GunRock]

"THE PRINCE" is required reading before you are eligible to become a made-member of the Mafia.

[@raymondrollo171]

He is describing the similarities between the Government and the Mafia. Reward and punishment is practised by both.

[@WealthCreation369]

🔥 Dishonesty or insincerity towards your duty may end you up licking shoes. But you have a choice to do what pleases you and gives you enough pride to stand tall 💞

[@dirkbruere]

A great and wise man.

[@nickvanachthoven7252]

6:20 the context of this quote war is inevitable. postponing it only benefits your opponent. it is better to fight now, than to wait for your enemy to gain the advantage over you.

[@ratatoskr1069]

Germany's stance in WW 2 in a nutshell.

[@mdb45424]

It's not bad advice if you know the other side intends to attack.

[@Tedtt655]

Me with adhd interrupting everyone I meet 😂

[@Chris-fo2fi]

I love these videos. Some of the quotes are sound, but some are just damned silly. Even then, the narration makes it sound like great advice.

[@brotherrogue2310]

hehe, sure but kkep in mind they are quotes from 500 years ago :D

[@mikedegrazia]

Never break eye contact and smirk constantly, they will never know your next move.

[@TigerUpperCut22]

_"The Losers are the true Winners. And the Winners? You can't take that title away from them, after all they did win."_ - Arthur Spooner

[@stgraw7004]

Good narrator. The voice is good.

[@simonbackhurst7247]

Oh somebody could interrupt because somebody is incorrect in the statement they are making and if they are balance and you are correct in interrupting them you will come up with a resolution not always is the case when somebody interrupts a bad thing sometimes an interruption has to happen for a balanced conversation because that person can continue with what they were saying and if they forget you can remind them and then you continue on with that conversation in a balanced manner

[@prdgmshft9107]

“To infinity and beyond!” ~Leonard Nemoy~

[@barba9791]

Love/carrot> and< hate/stick create a spectrum to find ones place in this world, fear is position confusion regarding choice of any particular spectrum positioning. Confusion is a common takeover tactic .

[@sevensink1565]

Thank you Papa Mac❤ love you 7.

[@christopherwilson3085]

I like many of these quotes but some seem to contradict. In some, he says fear is safer than love but in others that the confidence of the people is stronger than fortresses.

[@LucaMelchionna-lmelk]

He meant that a prince must cunningly win the confidence of his people by appearing (rather than being) good, and that everything, including evil, is justified to that end

[@AmedoAvogadro]

Did he live by his statements ? Great analysis of the world

[@alexnaismith9979]

If your opponent is leading during the contest, it doesn't mean that they will be the winner.

[@slickrick5811]

Sometimes you interrupt out of excitement; not necessarily (maliciously) to show strength

[@dreianj]

People choose who they interrupt if you observe.

[@slickrick5811]

​@@dreianj oh sure, I've noticed that some people lend themselves to being interrupted my opportunistic people

[@jeffmejia3556]

A little word history. “Vulgar” didn’t have the same meaning as it does today. In that era of time in history ‘vulgar’ referred to the masses, the common folk, the bulk of society, the 80% of society if you know the Pareto Principal. A little extra: With that said the masses were largely uneducated therefore their everyday language was broken and spoken incorrectly. Jargon, slang, ‘dirty’ language ,idioms came largely from the ‘vulgar’ crowd which transcends to today when something distasteful is said or presented it’s referred to as being ‘vulgar’.

[@neiljumpinjackflash7551]

So what in modern lingo describes the masses? 'Great unwashed', ' Profane,' 'Silent majority', 'Rabble'?????

[@Anorm_Quotes]

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[@petervlcko4858]

@@neiljumpinjackflash7551 bourgeois

[@neiljumpinjackflash7551]

@@petervlcko4858 Ah yes...upwardly mobile lower 'class'

[@KenDelloSandro7565]

I read that the Vulgar languages were the common everyday language that was spoken in the streets but never written. The Sacred languages were used when Praising God because when worshipping God officially during The Divine Liturgy/Holy Mass or offering sacrifices at the Ancient Hebrew Temple, nobody would dare speak to God with the same language that you speak to joe schmoe on the corner. Sacred Languages are put aside and used only for God. Hebrew is the Sacred tongue, Aramaic is the Vulgar. Koine Greek and Ecclesiastical Latin are Sacred. Modern Greek and Italian/Spanish etc are the Vulgar.

[@33Donner77]

He who builds on the people, builds on the mud. He who builds on the woke, . . . . . .

[@dannysimmons3167]

The Prince. Good book.

[@buddymac3993]

Beware of the person who interrupts you because A,you are telling the truth and they do not like the truth or you are telling a lie and they are telling you ,your nose is growing!!!!🇨🇦😄

[@Anorm_Quotes]

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[@CarterM2008]

"Anyone you helped or befriended are the ones who are your worst enemies." -Some guy

[@naimishtiakahmed9221]

Also, "It is better to be adventurous than cautious because fortune is a woman".

[@ChipsMcClive]

And “Hoes before the bros beneath you.”

[@pokemercenary6511]

Read the Prince on the train to work. I found it more relevant than the Bible.