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We want to deny it, but power is always a game
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- A commentary on Robert Greene's The 48 Laws of Power argues that power is always a game and that the book does not create manipulation but exposes it.
- The piece notes that power accumulates through perception, timing and restraint, and that the pattern the laws reveal together matters more than any individual law.
- By understanding the dynamics of power, readers can read defensively to protect their autonomy, and how to use the knowledge is their own choice.
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Read the full article (machine translation) → Original article (Korean): 우리는 부정하고 싶어 하지만, 권력은 언제나 게임이다
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