One theory is that Machiavelli wrote The Prince to make the common man aware of behaviors and practices of powerful people. The same could be said for The 48 Laws of Power.
The books are not necessarily meant to be instructional, but informative about the economics of power.
I haven't read 48 in some time but I believe Greene says something about regardless of if you want to participate in power plays you will undoubtedly find become a part of them so it's best to be aware.
The books are not necessarily meant to be instructional, but informative about the economics of power.
I haven't read 48 in some time but I believe Greene says something about regardless of if you want to participate in power plays you will undoubtedly find become a part of them so it's best to be aware.