Why Do Incompetent but Tough Individuals Easily Gain Power? Machiavelli's political philosophy
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Why Do Incompetent but Tough Individuals Easily Gain Power? Machiavelli's political philosophy
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Why do incompetent yet assertive individuals often rise to power, overshadowing their more capable counterparts? In this thought-provoking video, we explore Machiavelli's timeless insights on the critical distinction between appearance and substance in leadership. Using the example of former U.S. President Donald Trump, we delve into psychological mechanisms like the Dunning-Kruger effect and examine the historical context of strongman leadership. Discover how the public's craving for simple answers can lead to the consolidation of power by those who may lack competence.
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