Under Law 24's court politics section, Greene says, "Avoid ostentatious. It is never prudent to prattle on about yourself or call too much attention to your actions. Modesty is generally preferable."

But Law 6 says to "court attention at all cost" and to "draw attention to yourself by creating an unforgettable, even controversial image. Do anything to make yourself seem larger than life and shine more brightly than those around you. Notoriety of any sort will bring you power. Better to be slandered and attacked than ignored."

The only resolution to this apparent contradiction that I can think of is that the advice in law 24 would apply at work or other places with a "court" dnamic, while law 6 applies to your social groups?

Thoughts