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Flattery fallacy

Those who know how to spot the dark side in a person with his edgy scrutiny over subtle gestures and unconscious murmur can make the person fall into his prey. He can manipulate the weakness and gain his need. The most common desire which humans crave is the appreciation and flattery. It possesses great value in the selfish world. People will fall prey to those who appreciate and flatter. Learn these qualities to gain power over anyone without them knowing it.
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