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Law 19: Know who you're dealing with; do not offend the wrong person from "summary" of The 48 Laws of Power in Practice by Jon Waterlow,Andrea Domenichini

Law 19 advises individuals to be extremely cautious when interacting with others, stressing the importance of knowing who they are dealing with to avoid offending the wrong person. This law underscores the significance of understanding the nature of the person you are engaging with before making any moves that could potentially lead to conflict or animosity. By being aware of the other party's background, personality, and potential reactions, one can navigate interactions more effectively and avoid unn...
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