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9 Things You Should NEVER Do in Public | Machiavelli Warned Us

You didn’t click this video by accident. If the title caught your attention, it’s probably because on some level you already feel it — the exhaustion after conversations, the pressure to say yes when you want to say no, the sense that people take more than they give. In this video, we break down 9 things you should NEVER do in public, lessons that echo warnings Machiavelli gave centuries ago about power, perception, and human behavior. This isn’t about becoming rude or arrogant — it’s about understanding the silent signals you send every day and how people respond to them without even realizing it. Most people think they’re just talking, working, or socializing. In reality, every interaction is a quiet negotiation of status, boundaries, and control. How you apologize, how you explain yourself, how quickly you react to pressure — all of it broadcasts information. If you signal uncertainty, people test you. If you signal flexibility, people push you. This video exposes the subtle habits that make people predictable, exploitable, and drained — and shows how to stop leaking your time, energy, and self-respect in public situations. Inspired by Machiavellian philosophy, psychology, and real-world power dynamics, this video will change how you see conversations, relationships, and social pressure. You’ll learn why over-explaining is weakness, why public emotional reactions give others leverage, why manufactured urgency is a trap, and how calm boundaries instantly change how people treat you. Watch till the end — because once you see these patterns, you can’t unsee them. And once you stop being easy to read, you stop being easy to use.