Years ago, I picked up a book entitled
The 48 Laws of Power (by Robert Greene) [
Here are the laws summarized.] I subsequently loaned the book out, and it hasn't been returned -- it's a very interesting book that either teaches one how to be a bastard power-monger, or to recognize one...depending on your point of view. A very entertaining book though...
But if you can't find the book to help you to achieve a persona of power, you can just get yourself one of these:
The Han Solo desk (found at
DVICE) has its different messages as well, depending on your point of view...Scary Guy or Enormous Geek.
(and no, I don't want one for Christmas...)
Lori
The Han Solo desk (found at DVICE) has its different messages as well, depending on your point of view...Scary Guy or Enormous Geek.
3 comments:
They could make a mint if they would make the face in a likeness the customer requests.
IH
So, is keeping the book a powerful move, or not?
@IH
I don't know if that's just a creepy suggestion, or if I'm a little creeped out by you thinking it... :-)
@raincoaster
No. Keeping a book is far too normal to be a powerful move. He probably would have kept a novel as well. No significance.
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