In "David and Goliath," Malcolm Gladwell explores the paradoxical nature of strength and weakness. He argues that attributes that might initially seem advantageous can lead to vulnerabilities. For instance, individuals or groups that are seen as powerful may become complacent or overconfident, which can ultimately lead to their downfall. This theme of imbalance is prevalent throughout the book, illustrating how perceived strengths can turn into significant disadvantages in challenging situations.
Gladwell...