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Play on people's need to believe to create a cultlike following from "summary" of Concise 48 Laws of Power by Robert Greene,Joost Elffers

Exploiting people's desire to believe can be a powerful tool in building a devoted following. By tapping into individuals' innate need for something to hold onto, you can establish a sense of purpose and direction that they may be lacking. This void is often filled by a charismatic leader who presents a compelling vision or ideology for others to follow. Creating a cult-like following involves manipulating this need for belief through various means, such as offering simple answers to complex questions or promising salvation from worldly concerns. This can be achieved by presenting oneself as a figure of authority...
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    Concise 48 Laws of Power

    Robert Greene

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