The less you say, the more important and profound it seems
Saying less will make you mysterious. People will struggle to find what did you mean.
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The less you say, the more intimidating and powerful you are. Always say less than necessary. When you do speak, make it vague and ambiguous, leaving the meaning to others to interpret. They’ll be frustrated and obsessed with trying to figure you out.
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