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Sun Tzu - Art of War Sun Tzu said:
Those who occupy the place of conflict late
Initiative
Those who arrive early at the place of conflict Those who arrive late Thus, those are skilled in conflicts
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Those who can travel a thousand miles
Confuse the Opponent Those who are sure of victory capture what is attacked and attack locations that are not defended. Those who advances are unstoppable, forge ahead with illusion. Those who retreats cannot be pursued are too fast to be reached. Challenge an opponent, despite high walls and deep moat; challenge when opponent must engage. And attack a location the opponent is force to rescue. Challenge when the opponent is unable to engage. Therefore, we are focused and act as one, while the opponent is divided. As a result, we are numerous and the opponent is few, because those who are numerous can always be victorious over those who are few. The ability to divide the enemy at the right time and place and launch an attack with all one's might, put oneself in a winning situation.
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Reducing the enemy's numbers The location to initiate a challenge must not be made known therefore our enemy must prepare in many places and will have few troops at the location where we can initiate a challenge. Even when opponents are numerous they can be subdued. Through their maneuvering, learn their calculations for gains and losses.
Through measuring the strategy of others
The ultimate positioning strategy is to be without an apparent position. Without position, the best intelligence is unable to spy and those who are clever unable to plan. Positioning should be a reaction to infinite variations and work out according to the changing conditions. Just as water has no fixed form, strategic positioning evades reality and confront through illusion. Therefore, strategy follows the opponents and systematically be victorious. As water has no absolute position. The strategy has no absolute direction. A genius tactician is someone who can win according to the changing conditions of the opponents. A good strategy is as versatile as the five elements; metal, wood, water, fire and earth. Wherein non of them is absolutely dominant.
There are no hard and fast rules on good strategy.
There is no formula for good positioning.
Be ever ready to change strategy according |
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