Monday, July 21, 2008

LAW 2: NEVER PUT TOO MUCH TRUST IN FRIENDS, LEARN HOW TO USE ENEMIES.

The measure of a man is said to lie in how many friends he has. But what is not known is that the true measure of his power actually lies in the number of his enemies.

This law stresses the value of hiring one’s enemies over one’s friends. Although a friend can be easy to rely on, a friend who has your trust is capable of using it against you. A friend can easily betray you when their judgment is clouded by the prestige of power, rank, and position. It can be said that to hire a friend would entail gaining a liability rather than an asset, for a friend will undoubtedly expect special treatment. Friends feel less inclined to work harder, thinking that their connections will be enough to keep the job. Because of all these expectations, the relationship can become oppressive; the friend will become lazy, ambitious, want more power, do less work, and will eventually do something drastic, (like overthrow you).

LEARN TO EXPLOIT YOUR ENEMIES. THEY HAVE SOMETHING TO PROVE.

To hire an enemy, on the other hand, is a different case altogether. Hiring an enemy, someone you loathe and who loathes you just the same, would take the enemy by surprise. Giving him a job to do will make him feel the need to prove himself worthy of the job, the need to work a level higher than what is expected of him. Enemies will always feel the need to prove that they are better than those they loathe, and, given an opportunity, will prove to be an excellent worker. So, to hire an enemy (in a way, a form of reverse psychology), use would mean to use his hatred to your advantage. Hire an enemy and gain a competent worker who will continue working hard so as long as you two remain enemies. Make the enemy be a part of your side, and see how much more work will get done, rather than if he had stayed as just an enemy. As the old saying goes, keep your friends close, and your enemies closer. It wouldn’t hurt you either, nothing better than an enemy working alongside you to keep you always on your toes, right?

EVEN THE CLOSEST FRIENDS CAN BECOME THE WORST OF ENEMIES.

What it all comes down to is the ability to judge a person’s character. The question is, how much do we really know are friends? How do we know who to trust? There is a risk either way. Naturally, most people would choose to trust a friend rather than an enemy. But we have years and years of historical evidence telling us to do otherwise.

Take Michael III, a young inexperienced ruler who had just been enthroned to the Byzantine Empire. His mother was murdered, and it was his ambitious and skilled uncle who conspired the murder in order for Michael III to gain the throne. During his reign, Michael III then had to choose whom to hire as chamberlain and chief councilor. He chose Basilius, his closest friend, over his competent uncle. Basilius was a mere peasant who by chance had saved Michael III’s life. Michael III trained him and spoiled him and loved him like a brother. Over time, Basilius gained power, money, and allies greater than Michael III, and it was not long until wealth and power took over and clouded Basilius’ judgment. Basilius betrayed his friend. He had Michael III killed, and took his power. What could have happened if Michael III only chose his uncle over his friend?

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In China, after the fall of the Han Dynasty, there was an age of instability. Overthrowing emperors, coups, violence, and treachery were prevalent. Everyone wanted power, and they would stop at nothing to gain it. It was said that to be an emperor during this time was a dangerous thing, because as an emperor, one must always be ready to be killed by an ambitious general.

Emperor Sung knew that, and so what he did was to keep his enemies on his side. He had all the generals sit down and spoke with them, offering them all the wealth and riches they wanted, as long as they were willing to give up their commands. They accepted, and at that instant, he had created loyal followers out of his enemies. He was able to do the same with other adversaries. When King Liu of the Southern Han family surrendered to him, Emperor Sung gave him a position in his palace. He did this numerous times, always doing something that the enemy wouldn’t expect in order to gain his respect and loyalty. Emperor Sung’s practices ended the age of violence and assassinations in China, and because of this, the Sung Dynasty ruled for almost three hundred years.

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Mao Tse-tung also used this tactic by using the enemy as a form of training for his army. When the Japanese invaded China, Mao simply let it be, thinking of the battle as practice, a way to make his troops stronger. And it worked. Mao used his enemies as enemies, to train and to improve his army. “Without a worthy opponent, a group cannot grow stronger,” he had said. Mao believed in the existence of enemies in order to develop and grow. He even believed in making enemies out of friends when the need arose.

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Remember to use your judgment wisely in choosing whom to trust. Learn form Michael III and hire only those who are skilled enough for the job, and trust only a few. Delight in your enemies for they are the keys to survival and success. Do not be disheartened by the number of enemies you have made in the past. Instead, do as Mao Tse-tung and Emperor Sung had done. Use your enemies to serve your own personal interest, and you will not go wrong.
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Mariel Aliwalas

44 comments:

janine cindy santiago said...

I agree with Ms. Aliwalas that one must learn to use his enemies to gain an advantage. But first, you have to assert yourself to the enemies, and do the necessary actions to back these assertions. As for your friends, you might never know who are those truly loyal to you, or those who just ride your bandwagon. Some "friends" are only present in times of triumph because they get a share of the spoils. But in times of distraught, they instantly leave your company and look for instant gratification. So proving yourself as a formidable force will help you utilize your friends, and even your enemies.

-Janine Cindy Santiago HI18 N

Miguel Rojas said...

We must estimate how much trust are we going to put in them. I mean, there are friends that we can trust 100%, and those are our long time, thick-and-thin friends.

And even if ever we get into a fight with our long-time friends, that would be a test of loyalty and utang-na-loob.

Enemies, according to the law are also great assets, I agree. It is best to keep an eye on them rather than not knowing what they really are doing. Are they planning a big pitfall for you? Are they spreading mean things behind your back? I guess it's an assurance if we work with them, it results to less potential damage. ^___^

Miguel Rojas
Hi18-O

joanne atienza said...

Anybody, including friends, could be our enemy. Perhaps, some of our friends are just there to benefit from us especially in these days where life seems to be big a competition. Thus, we really need to take extra care in trusting friends. They actually could just be posers who want to get information and use us (as LAW 14: pose as a friend, work as a spy may suggest).

Moreover, I agree that we must know how to use enemies efficiently. Take for example in the movie WANTED. The protagonist has used his enemies' knowledge and given skills to destroy the Fraternity itself. :)

:Joanne Atienza N

dyanster said...

Okaaayyy so this is what I think. I believe there's a risk both ways; you can trust a friend too much and have him betray you, or you can keep an enemy too close and he could totally betray you too. So I think that instead of winning your enemies over, the better thing to do would be to just choose your friends wisely. It's a little hard, I know, but doesn't that make more sense?

Think about it. Instead of making all that effort of getting your enemies on your side, just choose from the people around you, and choose wisely and carefully. I like to think that a real friend, like a true-blue honest friend, would never betray you regardless of how selfish he could become. Besides, your enemies are your enemies for a reason. What makes you think they're going to stop all those negative thoughts about you right away just because your bribed them? If they're truly angry at you for something, I don't think it's going to be that easy to get them to forget all that.

I realized something. Isn't this law somehow related to Law 13? Cause you're reaching out to an enemy's self-interest to get them on your side?

wala lang. :)

Dyan Garcia, II AB MEC, Hi18 O

Jedd Emille Chua said...

I can't really say this law is 100% true. Indeed, most friends can betray, especially when it comes to power, money, and in the youth, lovelife. We may use our enemies in our bidding, especially when it favors your enemy. However, when using the tactic, be sure that the enemy will be trustworthy enough; the enemy may be using this as his/her sneak attack tactic.
-Jedd Emille Chua
Hi 18 O

Unknown said...

jedd, you can not find a trustworthy enemy. An enemy is still an enemy, no enemy can possibly be trustworthy. This law isn't about giving or putting trust into an enemy but by utilizing the use of an enemy for your benefit.
from this law, basically, you can not trust anyone, friends nor enemies.

Jesse Caparangca
hi18-O

mike orlino said...

i think jesse, as a leader you should still trust someone, because, you know, you cannot do all the work alone. however, you should be careful on people whom you will trust, make sure that they are really on your side and not on your enemy's side.

mike orlino
hi 18 O

Unknown said...

yes you should still have someone to trust, but for the purpose of this law, trust can be a source of downfall. Yes, you should put trust, trust that this person will and can accomplish what he is being used for. in my opinion, a powerful person, one that probably follows the 48 laws of power, does not really need friends to trust. A powerful person will know how to control his "friends" and also use his enemies.

Jesse Caparangca
Hi18-O

Unknown said...

I think trust is something we all have to risk in friendship. I mean, for one to have a true friendship, wouldn't it need complete trust in a person?
Then again, there are different types /levels of friendship, like classmate friends and close friends. But I still think that for one to have a close friend, you must completely trust him.

Trixie Cruz
His18 - O

ram c hidalgo said...

why rely on others when you can do it better? though, yeah, you can say that you cant do everything but, if you can seem to choose between friends and enemies why not choose the new guy? or the the guy who aced this, did this and stuff, the guy who got recommendations from different companies and such. why not a stranger?

Unknown said...

I agree with Jesse when he (you're male right? correct me otherwise) said you can't find a trustworthy enemy. Enemies are enemies, and I think instead of trustworthy, the word should be capable. Finding out if your enemy can get the job done and do it well is part of this.

Putting complete trust in people, friends or enemies, is risky business. You'll never know when "friends" will come stabbing you in the back for something you did in elementary or something like that. You'll never know if your enemy is just bidding his/her time and is planning your downfall. I think the key here is to really know both your friends and enemies. Know their strengths and shortcomings. Know which buttons to push to get them to perform better for your benefit.

Patty Geollegue
HI18-N

Unknown said...

Oooh! Just a thought. I think one problem with most of us Filipinos in coming to terms with this law is that we are tightly bound by the ties of family (even if we don't know each other all that well) and friends (never minding that they're never really around when you need them). It's probably a culture thing that a lot of us don't see eye to eye on some aspects of the law.

But hey, I still say yay to exploitation of enemies! And friends to some extent. :D

Patty Geollegue
HI18-N

Unknown said...

With Patty's comment regarding the tight family ties that come with being a Filipino, do you mean that because of those ties we tend to put trust only in family and friends?

I guess it can be said that as humans we tend to avoid any contact with our enemies. We would never think of even asking enemies for help, or let alone communicating with them in any way. To be able to actually initiate any form of partnership with an enemy may seem far-fetched these days.

What do you think?

Marian Janelle C. Aliwalas
HI 18 N

Niko Falcon said...

Whenever I think about this law, I think about every mafia movie out there. Godfather, "I know it was you Fredo. You broke my heart.." Classic stuff. For those who haven't watched the movie, I would like to punish you but since I am a nice guy the super couple sentence summary of it is:

Michael Corleone= Mafia Boss, Fredo= His older brother. Fredo supposedly leaked out info about Michael that lead to a near assassination. Michael kills his older brother because in the Mafia that's some major stuff.

So actually it was Law 2x2 (not law 4). Fredo basically betrays his brother (supposedly not meaning to because he is actually an airhead) and Michael does the ultimate betrayal and whacks his brother! Watch any other mafia movie and you will find, friend kills friend, cousin kills cousin, brother kills brother, friend kills best friend and best friend's girl (which was his wife. Basically a lot of "friends" killing each other.

I am really into the mafia world that is why it can relate to me so well. However I also want to say in my experience of living in this earth for 19 years, my friends have hurt me more than my enemies (well i don't really have enemies, but people I don't like I guess..)
Isn't that ironic?

Actually when you think about it, it is pretty understandable. I will relate this to the transgression of law 13, which is sticking to your self interest. No matter how good a friend you have, nay! Even a family member! They will have the flaw of self-interest. It is just a matter of if they will ever encounter something that put's their self interest on the line. If that is the case, you can expect your friend to betray you. Give everyone 1000 years to live and they would have betrayed their friends at least once. Sometimes we go through life with our friends not betraying us because life is just simply too short.

Then why do we trust? I guess because aside from the fact the humans have the natural tendency to look after their own self interest, we also have a tendency to look for peace. So TADA! That is why we have both War in Peace in our world.

No going to the idea of learning how to use your enemies. This again can be linked to law 13 as others have stated as well. I do believe in it but personally, it takes too much time to learn how to use my enemies, it is not something I see myself doing in a daily basis therefore I would be willing to break this law out of convenience. I don't want to take anything away from it also because in the mafia world, nothing gets the job done than getting the same assassin who is trying to kill you, to kill your enemy who sent that assassin in the first place. (watch Luck number Sleven).

Cheers to Law 2!

Unknown said...

Just like what Dyan said, enemies are enemies for a reason. And I guess friends are friends for a reason, too. Either way it's a huge risk having both, yet you just can't not trust anyone because then you'd probably go crazy not being able to really talk to someone about certain things. I think decisions you make have to be your own judgment of things. You can't really say for certain that you would have more advantage with your enemies or friends. So then why not use both? :D

Unknown said...

History is convenient for giving examples of instances that show how you could get advantages from both enemy and friend :D. Beowulf trusted his thane and kinsman the ever faithful Wiglaf and Wiglaf did not disappoint him. He was there when Beowulf fought against the dragon and other monster and he was there even unto Beowulf's death. In the New Testament bible parable of the good Samaritan, a Jew was beaten up and left to die on the side of the road and it wasn't the priest or Levite who came to help him, it was a Samaritan, reputed enemies of the Jews, who took the time to bandage him and give him a place to stay for while he was in that condition.

- Bianca Michaela Bes, Hi 18-O

Unknown said...

If you agree that both friends and enemies can be trusted, than who among friends or enemies would you believe will be of greater benefit?

And which of the two would you rather use? Say, in the case of Michael III, do you think you would have also chosen your friend over someone you believed was just "out to get you"?

And would any of you even consider collaborating with an enemy? In our society today, it is highly unlikely. Isn't it?

Anonymous said...

Using this requires very good PR. And you must check everyone in the game including all the factors like friends and enemies. It is a good power that plays around with other people. It's just that it pretty unstable due to the fact that you're going to use enemies.

Don Faylon
Hi18N

alex salaveria said...

Enemies make you alert at all times. Sometimes, when you have developed so much trust in your friends, you become relaxed and have no doubts bewteen your relationship. Your friends can use that trust against you and take advantage of you. In terms of morality and ethics, it is more difficult to accept if your own friend betrayed you. It is painful to discover that your friend is trying to overthrow you.When you are around enemies, at least you are sure of their actions because you don't have expectations for them. You're just sure that they despise you and you don't expect them to treat you like you're close. Your feelings won't be easliy affected and you can focus on your task.
You can also learn secrets from your enemies and use them to your advantage.

Alex Salaveria
HI18-N

Unknown said...

alex salaveria said...
"When you are around enemies, at least you are sure of their actions because you don't have expectations for them."

I believe that being around enemies does not entail that you are sure of their actions. i think what you meant was that you are sure of their intentions, none of which concern actually 'helping you.' What your enemies will have in mind, i believe, will concern only their own self-interest(link to law 13) and will seldom concern yours.

But I do like that you mentioned that emotional attachments will not be a problem here. That was actually mentioned as an advantage for using enemies in the reading.


Weighing the risks with the advantages, would you say that using enemies is actually the better option?

Dexter Tanengsy said...

I agree with mariel that when you are around your enemies, you are actually unsure of what they might do. It just means that you're safer in a sense that you wouldn't put your guard down around people you do not trust. But enemies would prove useful. When someone's is your enemy and he wants to befriend you, he will do favor without you needing to repay it because in the first place, they are willing to do you a favor as a sign of friendship so they won't expect something in return. Exhaust whatever help you can get from your enemy. In the case of friends, it won't benifit you much because it is a give and take relationship. To top it off, you will never know when you're friend will turn against you.

Dexter Tanengsy, hi18-N

Niko Falcon said...

"Jesse said...
jedd, you can not find a trustworthy enemy. An enemy is still an enemy, no enemy can..."

*There have been others also that have stated the same thing as well

I think it is important that we take a look at the law again.

"Never put (too much trust) in friends."

the key words here are "too much trust". This says nothing about
not trusting your friends. You need to have someone too trust or else you will just go el loco. What this law says however is not to excessively trust.

I would also like to bring attention to the word (friend), I think friend should be taken as it is, not a family member not you wife etc. These people are your friends and you need to giver unconditional love, meaning if they shoot you in the leg (with a gun), you will still love them.

But ok let's indulge the fact that you include your family members and super loved ones in the circle of friends.

Would you trust mommy like your best buddy to cover for you in class?

You are in the soccer team, would you trust your baby sister to take the the game winning penalty for you?

So let's go back to the law. You can't trust too much. I don't very much like this second perspective but I did it to show that family and super loved ones shouldn't be considered as friends. You can consider them already as your gauranteed downfall if they decide to go against you.

Niko Falcon
Hi18- N

katherine conde said...

If we were all to think that we should not put too much trust on friends since they will betray us anyway, why befriend someone to start with? Doesn’t that make you dubious on people (and to an extent on life)?
I kind of agree with everyone that one should risk trust to be able to engage in relationships, may it be as friends or as enemies.
While on the one hand it is true that friends may easily be aroused to envy and possibly stab you eventually--proving that trusting them it is in fact dangerous, enemies on the other hand, are more dangerous to begin with simply because they were your enemies. Enemies are enemies and forever will be no matter what.

katherine conde said...

If we were all to think that we should not put too much trust on friends since they will betray us anyway, why befriend someone to start with? Doesn’t that make you dubious on people (and to an extent on life)?
I kind of agree with everyone that one should risk trust to be able to engage in relationships, may it be as friends or as enemies.
While on the one hand it is true that friends may easily be aroused to envy and possibly stab you eventually--proving that trusting them it is in fact dangerous, enemies on the other hand, are more dangerous to begin with simply because they were your enemies. Enemies are enemies and forever will be no matter what.

Katherine Conde
Hi18 O

Unknown said...

katherine conde said...
"Enemies are enemies and forever will be no matter what."

But think of the friendships that have sprouted in the past among enemies. This law was actually able to serve as a form of reconciliation between enemies. In working together, alongside one another sharing the same goal, they were able to reconcile their differences. So I think that to say that enemies will forever be enemies might be a little too much.

It's just like when two opposing forces join together to fight an even bigger threat and in the end become allies.

Consider it.

Marian Janelle Aliwalas
HI 18 N

Marcy Leonora V. Pilar said...

Everything we do has something to do with trust. Riding a tricycle, lending a book, buying merchandise, signing a truce, etc. etc. etc. To say that our lives should be void of trust- well, that's like saying we shouldn't live at all. Let's face it, we can't live without at least trusting in someone. In trusting, I think that one should acknowledge the great possiblity of having a 'heartbreak'. It all boils down to determining who you know can handle 'heartbreaks' the best, and who you can best work with in times of 'heartbreaks'. Use your heart and not just your mind in doing so.
A friend's betrayal hurts more simply because we know our friends, and they're the last people we suspect to stab us behind our backs. But come to think of it, trust can't be trust if it has never had a 'temporary break'. There will always come a time when our friends are going to let us down, a time when we're going to let our friends down. But that of course can't stop trust from coming back.
I also disagree with the 'enemies will forever be enemies' part since, as Marian pointed out, that'd be completely annihilating reconciliation from this world. Don't you think that'd also erase the existence of friendships? I mean, what if you suddenly fight with your long time friend, and you impulsively become enemies. Should that mean he/she'll forever be your enemy? Would you take all the good times you spent together aside?

Bonus points!

Niko Falcon said...

To Marcy:

"A friend's betrayal hurts more simply because we know our friends, and they're the last people we suspect to stab us behind our backs..."

This can be no further from the truth. We are always deeply hurt when we are betrayed by our friends but after so much discussion about this law, I have learned something new that I would like to share with everyone. For those who have read and understood this law, the next time a friend betrays you and you get hurt and start sobbing about how you can't believe they did that. You are no longer in a position to say that because after reading this law, you should know better. You know that your friends are the ones that can most likely hurt you the most and you know that you are most likely to put down your guard when you are with you friends.

As for me, I vow to never complain when a friend betrays me, because I know I did not follow this law and I had it coming

Niko Falcon
Hi18-N

Eric Andres said...

It is indeed tempting to trust friends. I remember this once, trusting the LS Bookstore with my purchase of an umbrella. After a couple of uses, it broke; and when I tried to return it, they refused. They said, I should have tested the product inside the store.

I saw the LS Bookstore as trustworthy--in terms of the quality of their products. And like some of the previous comments said, it is really easy for friends to betray you. After all, people are people.

Anyway, the second part of this law strikes me: learning how to use enemies-- learning how to manipulate and make them behave to your advantage is very integral to achieving power.

Eric Andres
HI 18 Section N

duey.guison said...

We are speaking again the art of deception in this law. I remember in our Political theory class when we are discussing Aristotle's Nichomachean Ethics on friendship, and with this law, we are doing the friendship type called "friends with benefits". In this relationship, you don't exactly like the person (well it is possible that you do hate that person), yet you use that supposedly" enemy" enemy of yours to increase your power in battle. Then after his purpose has served, you can annihilate the "enemy with benefits". A very clever tactic indeed.

As for trusting friends, I do agree that even if they are your friends you should not put too much trust in them as they could possibly betray you still. A good example of this is Brutus, who is supposedly the friend of Julius Caesar yet he stabbed Caesar, leading to Caesar's death.

Duey T. Guison
Hi18N

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