@RobertGreene The 50th Law paved the way when I was 17 to become who I am today at 31. Your style of writing, Robert, and 50 Cent's story that resonated with me while growing up in similar situations, I wouldn't be who I am today. It turned me into an avid reader and lover of all your works.
@FightHaven Dude clearly had a mental issueโฆ unnecessary charge especially when he confronted and antagonize the aggressor. Best to walk away, If you can let police deal with the issue, let them. Saves you a misdemeanor charge and hell of time.
@RobertGreene Growing up in the streets, the 50th law was the perfect book to reach me because it spoke on a person like me, of my color 50 Cent. It allowed me to see flaws in my character. I look forward to reading every peace of work as a ethical/philosophical check up for my mind.
@RobertGreene You are my favorite author to this day. My cousin gave me the 50th law when I was 17 and I never looked back, changed my life. My favorite is the laws of human nature, I feel as though this was the work where we seen the mod of you growth in terms of tying it all togethor.
@Tonyhouston111 28 just got diagnosed my brother. Likely had it since I was at least 24. I know a 22 year old women with it and a 20 year old male as well. Fit as hell but sleeps been shit. 65 AHI per hour.
@athenasoup@MyBuddyNutmeg@RealCrazyCris@JustinTrudeau Where wealth gaps are vastly divided. Most people wouldnโt take anotherโs life if they would learn the values of life and receive proper education to succeed in life so they donโt resort to theft, and most wouldnโt kill themselves if they didnโt think life so intolerable.
@athenasoup@MyBuddyNutmeg@RealCrazyCris@JustinTrudeau I think solving the real problems, poverty, and mental health, issues would eliminate most of these factors. And still allow people to have there right to defend themselves. Most of these homicides and suicides occur in impoverished neighborhoods. In huge metropolitan areas.
@TechBaeAsh Thatโs wild yo, itโs crazy because when your a kid, you think nothing of it, growing up in the hood. Power out, not people able to afford dinner just seemed normal because thatโs all you know.