Law 2: Never put too much trust in friends from "summary" of The 48 Laws of Power in Practice by Jon Waterlow,Andrea Domenichini
In the realm of power dynamics, one must always be vigilant when it comes to friendships. While it is natural to seek camaraderie and support from those close to us, it is crucial not to let our guard down completely. Friends have the potential to betray us in ways we never thought possible, and this is where Law 2 comes into play.
Putting too much trust in friends can be a dangerous game. People are inherently self-interested, and when push comes to shove, they may prioritize their own interests over our well-being. This is not to say that all friends are untrustworthy, but rather that we must be mindful of the potential for betrayal.
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