Any of you cats read "The Art of the Deal"?
2025 Feb 15, 7:24pm 4,218 views 105 comments
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Is it true that the main principle of negotiations described there is basically giving the opponent most of his ask right off the bat?
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FortWayneHatesRealtors
2025 Nov 21, 7:42am
Problem with art if the deal is that after 2-3 times no one takes your ask seriously if they know your strategy.
Trump screams for something, everyone knows he’s bluffing ultimatums and asking for the moon and will settle for less. Art of the deal is better described imo by Daniel Carnegie.
Trump screams for something, everyone knows he’s bluffing ultimatums and asking for the moon and will settle for less. Art of the deal is better described imo by Daniel Carnegie.
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Eric_Holder
2025 Nov 21, 3:09pm
Eric_Holder
2025 Nov 21, 3:09pm
FortWayneHatesRealtors says
The Gromyko strategy is not a secret and hasn't been for a long time yet the Western idiots fall for it time and time again.
FortWayneHatesRealtors says
He started with giving away 1/2 of the farm. And was predictably presented with more demands. Then he gave away even more and was again rebuffed and faced with demands for MOAR.
Couldn't even get a fucking ceasefire after a whole year of dancing and it seems like he abandoned this very minimal condition alltogether.
Problem with art if the deal is that after 2-3 times no one takes your ask seriously if they know your strategy.
The Gromyko strategy is not a secret and hasn't been for a long time yet the Western idiots fall for it time and time again.
FortWayneHatesRealtors says
Trump screams for something, everyone knows he’s bluffing ultimatums and asking for the moon and will settle for less.
He started with giving away 1/2 of the farm. And was predictably presented with more demands. Then he gave away even more and was again rebuffed and faced with demands for MOAR.
Couldn't even get a fucking ceasefire after a whole year of dancing and it seems like he abandoned this very minimal condition alltogether.
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