The book “The 48 Laws of Power” by Robert Greene, published in 1998, is still popular and frequently referenced in today’s lexicon, with its principles applied by notable individuals such as 50 Cent. The research and effort that went into the book is said to be extensive, with sections written by Greene longer than entire books written by others.
The theory of egoism has several branches and lefty politics is a complex network of different belief systems that may seem like nonsense to some. Despite this, egoism had a significant influence on Arthur Desmond and many followers on Twitter appreciate his views.
The speaker provides a scathing critique of the book "Might is Right" by Ragnar Redbeard, noting its problematic advocacy for racism and weak arguments based on a shallow understanding of history and science.
David Allen, creator of the "Getting Things Done" (GTD) methodology, talks about the long-term success of his productivity system and how he has translated his principles into various formats to ensure its wide reach. He also discusses how to avoid obsessing over productivity and his own productivity practices.
The decision to wear a mask during a pandemic has both scientific and social implications. While it may be an effective measure to prevent the spread of viruses, it can also signal beliefs regarding freedom, government control, or social behavior.
The podcast discusses how personality traits are related to astrology and how Carl Jung's theory of archetypes can be seen through it.