I'm currently reading this book. It is quickly becoming one of my favorites, as it is a catalog of lessons I learned from a mentor of mine who first groomed me in the ways of the Game.
Now, I understand that this book isn't a catch-all. In fact, my favorite quality of this book is that it includes "reversal" additions to each chapter that serve to calibrate the law in varying circumstances. Obviously, 48 is an arbitrary number and the book's value would not be diminished, had Greene decided to go with 37 (or 50, as he did with the book's sequel).
My question is, which "laws" would you add to this book's list? And which ones do you think can be reduced to corollaries of other laws?
As I write this, I'm reminded of Carlin on "The Ten Commandments"
Now, I understand that this book isn't a catch-all. In fact, my favorite quality of this book is that it includes "reversal" additions to each chapter that serve to calibrate the law in varying circumstances. Obviously, 48 is an arbitrary number and the book's value would not be diminished, had Greene decided to go with 37 (or 50, as he did with the book's sequel).
My question is, which "laws" would you add to this book's list? And which ones do you think can be reduced to corollaries of other laws?
As I write this, I'm reminded of Carlin on "The Ten Commandments"