"Jealousy" is fear of losing control over someone because they can get what they need from others if you keep it from them. "Envy" is resenting a person because they possess things you do not. They have more hair, good looks, more attention, better luck, more opportunity and physical objects like a great mansion, many expensive automobiles, new boots, and so on. Jealousy and envy can overlap especially when experiencing the negative emotion. But they are actually a little bit different.
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*How Human Nature Works* Human nature is the desire to receive, also called “desire to enjoy,” and it functions by receiving what is beneficial to itself and rejecting what is harmful. Everything in our lives is built upon this calculation where we first try to distance ourselves from harm, and then seek how to draw ourselves closer to what is beneficial. Human nature also includes a multilayering of systems that work simultaneously on still, vegetative, animate and human levels. One of those systems is our bodily one, which operates involuntarily. If our bodies are healthy, then they know what is good for them and draw that goodness to themselves. After the bodily system, there is the emotional system, which also functions relatively according to instinct. From the emotional system, we move to the mind, and from the mind to the intellect, and so on. That is, we have systems over systems that concurrently work on receiving what is beneficial and rejecting what is harmful. Such is human nature and the essence of our lives. Our every desire, thought and action operates according to the calculation, “How can we receive what is most beneficial to us and reject what is harmful?”
5:33 He eventually died of an airplane accident...Where did you get that information? Howard Hughes died on 5 April 1976. After years of mental and physical decline, Hughes died of kidney failure, at the age of 70.
Examples are truly bizarre. I think they’re probably much better examples. And I also think that many of the persons you described or not as extreme as implied
10:00 so if your naturally introverted how do you change the experience if that’s the way you are? Unless you go to places that are more introverted related.
You have to force yourself out of comfort zones and tolerate uncomfortable areas. Anything u repeatably do, it becomes a habit. This would be a good habit. You're out of hermit mode. You naturally become a bit more extroverted. If you compare the 1 year version of you to the today version of you. It's 2 different people. It's noticiable. I'm an extroverted person. Naturally. I was involved with a woman for 13 yrs who was a hard core introvert. Very very quiet and observe things ALOT. Over time we rubbed off on each other, and we met at a happy medium. Time went on and we rubbed off on each other even more. She became more extroverted and I became more introverted. Lock down happened. And I enjoyed it tbh. Masks and all. She didn't. When someone TELLS YOU to stay home, now they want to be defiant and leave. But when it's freely open, they want to stay home. Long story short, I got use to being inside and in my room all the time. I liked it. She got use to being outside the house and liked it. We split because of this. Goes to show even a life long introvert from childhood, can change into an extrovert who loves to go out places and meet people... 😕
I think Greene was some kind of classical studies major in college, long before he thought of The 48 Laws Of Power. He also worked some jobs that involved dealing with people in Hollywood and would notice and pickup on the crazy Machiavellian shit being played around there. Then he stated in a video somewhere he got the idea when someone wanted him to write something and had the idea of ‘power’. Thus began his writing career.
Your first couple explanations were extremely off-topic and you barely explained the laws at all. Not to mention your understanding of them is incorrect
The irrationality is used as greed . You have to think without angry, confidant, sadness etc .shortly without feelings . Be a rational take decisions that depends upon logic .
I think there is only retention and attrition. Don't try to put a circle in a square and have an autonomous zone away from you, private and public. Of course by the time you learn this, mistakes may have been made, but as long as what you eat don't make me shit is in effect that will be remedied. People just have to know "make the choice to occupy yourself". Even if you read a book to occupy yourself robert green cannot hinder your path and that is what matters, knowing and putting value in your time. I say fuck how you feel if it's limbo, and fuck if it ain't self manifestation. Goddammit farmers live forever just because they touch a potato every metre, maybe as you manifest yourself you coarse other life by having them see your life in action. Like people with culture like the japanese, if you have to invent and others can learn it they suck your life away though. Every inventor probably pay homage to their people or want to, but without private and public the vampires make that hard to do. There're many laws to human nature, there're inner circles and outer circles for those laws and the inner circle is the most important then and especially now. Those circles can be warped that's an element that we use with reason, but it can be influenced from the inside and outside and fuck if the circle breaks. AND FUCK YOU
That means that you are the pinnacle of what a human is. Humans think they’re perfect, everyone else sucks, and most of the time lack self awareness needed to recognize their own faults.
Interesting how masculinity is represented with strength and femininity is represented with a pink dress, (instead of actual feminine qualities such as empathy or intuition). 👎👎 don’t you think it’s about time that femininity gets represented by its actual qualities rather than the stereotypical pink dress fashion minded timid girl??!! I doubt that Robert Greene intended it to be portrayed this way.
You absolutely have a point don’t misunderstand me, but you are letting your perspective and feelings on life heavily influence what you intend to be objective criticism. Specifically intuition and empathy are in no way particularly feminine. Also historically a dress is almost exclusively only worn by women, there’s nothing particular about it. See how you instantly understood without thought that it was supposed to symbolize a woman? It did it’s job. What else could have used that would be that effective? A nursing mother is about the only other thing that comes to mind. Also how in hell is he supposed to draw “empathy” or “intuition” lmao. Do not let the fact that seeing traditional women’s clothing invokes in you negative feelings make you assume other people feel that way. I can assure you he meant no harm, he did not denigrate women in anyway I can discern, and it does not have any negative connotation to the average viewer. Men and women got to come together in peace and understand it’s US vs the powers that be and not you vs I
I read the book, however, your interpretation is so easy to understand. Great gob.
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@@CITYBEACHTV I like “great gob” better
"Jealousy" is fear of losing control over someone because they can get what they need from others if you keep it from them.
"Envy" is resenting a person because they possess things you do not. They have more hair, good looks, more attention, better luck, more opportunity and physical objects like a great mansion, many expensive automobiles, new boots, and so on.
Jealousy and envy can overlap especially when experiencing the negative emotion. But they are actually a little bit different.
Keep up everything your doing on this channel it’s really good ✅
Hey i just looked up starting a you tube channel on Reddit and i read your story from 3 years go and how you were just about to hit 1000 subs. It makes me very happy to see that you didn't give up and you have 72.7K!! That's Amazing! Honestly im feeling inspired to make my own channel to post. But anyway just wanted to check in here and say that. So keep it classy and i will be watching this video and fun fact i think i'm going to like you because i purchased this book a while back. Have a great day!
Your explanation is really good
Very informative!
Thanks man. you have a great voice and a very well explanation.
*How Human Nature Works*
Human nature is the desire to receive, also called “desire to enjoy,” and it functions by receiving what is beneficial to itself and rejecting what is harmful. Everything in our lives is built upon this calculation where we first try to distance ourselves from harm, and then seek how to draw ourselves closer to what is beneficial.
Human nature also includes a multilayering of systems that work simultaneously on still, vegetative, animate and human levels. One of those systems is our bodily one, which operates involuntarily. If our bodies are healthy, then they know what is good for them and draw that goodness to themselves. After the bodily system, there is the emotional system, which also functions relatively according to instinct. From the emotional system, we move to the mind, and from the mind to the intellect, and so on. That is, we have systems over systems that concurrently work on receiving what is beneficial and rejecting what is harmful.
Such is human nature and the essence of our lives. Our every desire, thought and action operates according to the calculation, “How can we receive what is most beneficial to us and reject what is harmful?”
5:33 He eventually died of an airplane accident...Where did you get that information? Howard Hughes died on 5 April 1976. After years of mental and physical decline, Hughes died of kidney failure, at the age of 70.
No plane accident...
I thought that plane accident piece was off
Great motivation, thnks for making the video.
Examples are truly bizarre. I think they’re probably much better examples. And I also think that many of the persons you described or not as extreme as implied
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Some people made 10's of thousands on that irrational decision.
Thanks a lot
Great vid. Just want to establish facts; Howard Hughes died from kidney failure not from an airplane accident.
my all time book nothing beats it i prefer the audiobook
Great work......
Important note: This is what Robert noticed, is not necessarily true, just what he observed.
10:00 so if your naturally introverted how do you change the experience if that’s the way you are? Unless you go to places that are more introverted related.
You have to force yourself out of comfort zones and tolerate uncomfortable areas. Anything u repeatably do, it becomes a habit. This would be a good habit. You're out of hermit mode. You naturally become a bit more extroverted. If you compare the 1 year version of you to the today version of you. It's 2 different people. It's noticiable.
I'm an extroverted person. Naturally.
I was involved with a woman for 13 yrs who was a hard core introvert. Very very quiet and observe things ALOT. Over time we rubbed off on each other, and we met at a happy medium. Time went on and we rubbed off on each other even more. She became more extroverted and I became more introverted. Lock down happened. And I enjoyed it tbh. Masks and all.
She didn't. When someone TELLS YOU to stay home, now they want to be defiant and leave. But when it's freely open, they want to stay home.
Long story short, I got use to being inside and in my room all the time. I liked it. She got use to being outside the house and liked it.
We split because of this.
Goes to show even a life long introvert from childhood, can change into an extrovert who loves to go out places and meet people... 😕
Human desires with out the facts
Did u send T this vedio
I love.
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Interesting
I disagree with Greene all the time, but thanks for the video
Why?
Yeah, Why? Can you elaborate?
I definitely disagree with Greene most of the time. He is also very influential.
@@scottbartel8163 why tho?
I disagree with the Tooth Fairy, especially about money matters n child rearing. 🤡 🐠 🤡 🎪 🤪 🤪 🤪 🤪 🤪
So how does this video help me, How do I apply these things?
Lifegyan
Why does Robert Greene know so much shit?
I think Greene was some kind of classical studies major in college, long before he thought of The 48 Laws Of Power. He also worked some jobs that involved dealing with people in Hollywood and would notice and pickup on the crazy Machiavellian shit being played around there. Then he stated in a video somewhere he got the idea when someone wanted him to write something and had the idea of ‘power’. Thus began his writing career.
He has to read 3-7 books just to write one book that dude’s life is reading and writing ✍️
Self sabotage - is like burning down your house cause you are frustrated -LA riots
or doing suicidal things
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OR READ THE DAMN BOOK
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I’m fucking high ahggghh lmao!!!
Isn't this voice similar to lifegyan..
Mabye
There is no law of humanity humanity is on natural
Short sightedness like GF trial ????
Yeah when we compare and competitive with people around you you get all the negatives emotions and life is completely stressful if you fail. @psycho
Your first couple explanations were extremely off-topic and you barely explained the laws at all. Not to mention your understanding of them is incorrect
What's irrational to buy bit coins, when they go up and to sell them when they go down?
The irrationality is used as greed . You have to think without angry, confidant, sadness etc .shortly without feelings . Be a rational take decisions that depends upon logic .
Aimless - we have no goal ????/
Law 2
I know a lot of people LMAO
Damn , your ad is more than my chest hair
Aggression is like calling one self black in order to dare another ??????
Like Halsey?
@@bleachedout805 ???????
I think there is only retention and attrition. Don't try to put a circle in a square and have an autonomous zone away from you, private and public. Of course by the time you learn this, mistakes may have been made, but as long as what you eat don't make me shit is in effect that will be remedied. People just have to know "make the choice to occupy yourself". Even if you read a book to occupy yourself robert green cannot hinder your path and that is what matters, knowing and putting value in your time.
I say fuck how you feel if it's limbo, and fuck if it ain't self manifestation. Goddammit farmers live forever just because they touch a potato every metre, maybe as you manifest yourself you coarse other life by having them see your life in action. Like people with culture like the japanese, if you have to invent and others can learn it they suck your life away though. Every inventor probably pay homage to their people or want to, but without private and public the vampires make that hard to do.
There're many laws to human nature, there're inner circles and outer circles for those laws and the inner circle is the most important then and especially now. Those circles can be warped that's an element that we use with reason, but it can be influenced from the inside and outside and fuck if the circle breaks. AND FUCK YOU
The best way to comprehend the character and behaviour of Humanity; read the 'BIBLE'.
Quran and bhagvat geeta, and pretty much every other religion. Id be tempted to lean more towards Hinduism if anything. Lot less narcissistic
Biblie
Bruh
Bruh..
😂😂😂😂
If those are "laws" then i'm not a a human. Almost all my life i do exactly opposite with each point...
That means that you are the pinnacle of what a human is. Humans think they’re perfect, everyone else sucks, and most of the time lack self awareness needed to recognize their own faults.
If you think this doesn’t apply to you then it definitely applies to you
@psycho.. soo nee edaium change pannala.. what i experience is all natural.. 😂🤣 urutu urutu.. 🤭
Interesting how masculinity is represented with strength and femininity is represented with a pink dress, (instead of actual feminine qualities such as empathy or intuition). 👎👎 don’t you think it’s about time that femininity gets represented by its actual qualities rather than the stereotypical pink dress fashion minded timid girl??!!
I doubt that Robert Greene intended it to be portrayed this way.
Who said a pink dress means a timid woman, that’s your view
I dont think empathy is a feminine quality. From what I've noticed throughout life. Women mostly empathize with themselves
@@freakbag420 no. That’s literally men bro😂men can’t even say “awww”
never base his interpretation on your limited understanding and judgement
You absolutely have a point don’t misunderstand me, but you are letting your perspective and feelings on life heavily influence what you intend to be objective criticism. Specifically intuition and empathy are in no way particularly feminine. Also historically a dress is almost exclusively only worn by women, there’s nothing particular about it. See how you instantly understood without thought that it was supposed to symbolize a woman? It did it’s job. What else could have used that would be that effective? A nursing mother is about the only other thing that comes to mind. Also how in hell is he supposed to draw “empathy” or “intuition” lmao. Do not let the fact that seeing traditional women’s clothing invokes in you negative feelings make you assume other people feel that way. I can assure you he meant no harm, he did not denigrate women in anyway I can discern, and it does not have any negative connotation to the average viewer. Men and women got to come together in peace and understand it’s US vs the powers that be and not you vs I