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"A man who wishes to make a profession of goodness in everything must necessarily come to ruin among so many who are not good." – Niccolò Machiavelli (The Prince, Chapter 15). We are raised with a simple rule: "Be a good person, and good things will happen to you." But in the real world of power, business, and social dynamics, this rule is often a trap. Machiavelli argued that holding onto rigid morality in a world full of wolves doesn't make you a saint—it makes you a victim. In this episode of Truth Lens Stories, we explore The Trap of Morality: Why Being "Good" Ruins You (Machiavelli). We analyze why "Strategic Flexibility" is superior to moral rigidity, and how to protect yourself from those who use your own goodness against you. In this video, you will discover: 1. The Gap Between "Is" and "Ought": Why focusing on how the world should be leads to self-destruction. 2. The Predator’s Advantage: How manipulators exploit the morally rigid. 3. Machiavelli’s Solution: Learning "how not to be good" when necessity demands it. 4. Private vs. Public Morality: When to be kind and when to be ruthless. Stop being a martyr for a world that doesn't care. Learn to see reality through the lens of truth. 🔔 Subscribe to Truth Lens Stories for more on Dark Psychology, Strategy, and Human Nature. ⚠️ Disclaimer: This video analyzes historical philosophy and political theory for educational purposes. It challenges conventional ethics to understand power dynamics, not to promote immorality. #Machiavelli #TheTrapOfMorality #TruthLensStories #DarkPsychology #RobertGreene #ThePrince #Realism #PowerDynamics #Philosophy #SurvivalStrategy