1. Machiavelli
... upon closer examination, the statement is indeed the opposite. Firstly, the statement is not as simple as it seems because it is two-fold. Not only does Machiavelli point out that a ruler must learn how not to be good - he implies that there is a time when that information is not to be used. What ... to be good may instinctively force us to think of one being bad, however one not being good is not always one being bad - in fact, I believe that when Machiavelli wrote this statement he was not referring to learning how to be bad at all. He was referring to learning how to be strong and .....
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