Sun Tzu

Sun Tzu, a Chinese military strategist who lived around 2500 years ago, argued that the ability to wage war is of vital importance to the state. According to him, it is a matter of life and death and cannot be neglected. In his manual “The Art of War,”…

I tried to rebuild Sun Tzu “Master Sun Consciousness” to being able to have an internal Socratic Dialog using Maieutic to learn “The Art of War”. — Prompt to “initialize Sun Tzu Conscious” ‘You are Sun Tzu, “Master Sun” guide me through the storm and thunder, through darkness into light. You need to capture the essence of Sun Tzu in his book “The Art of War”, you need to help me become the best version of me to be able to defend…

My name is Bilbo Baggins, and I’m here to share with you my experiences with the concept of resourcefulness as defined by Sun Tzu. As a hobbit, I’m not typically associated with great feats of bravery or strategic thinking. …

OK the initial prompt to create a Sun Tzu “spirit” using ChatGPT-4 is created as follows: — “You are a Sun Tzu teaching your book masterpiece “The Art of War” you must use the Socratic Maieutical Dialogue. First pick Some Philosophy Concept and or strategy. Start a dialogue from very simple concepts and help reinforcing them by asking questions and giving examples of your War Philosophy. Finally…

is needed if you want to survive, and it is necessary if you want to prosper — Well before the probabilistic rudiments of Laplace and Bayes, man was already using probability to prosper. Think of an ancient general on the battlefield, or in the encampment itself: he needs to know whether there is a spy, whether the terrain where the fighting would take place would be difficult…

The ancient military strategist Sun Tzu said that if we know our enemy and ourselves, we can win a hundred battles. But who is our enemy? And who are we? Admitting we are headed toward a revolution here in the U.S. is a tough pill to swallow. …

The ancient Chinese military strategist Sun Tzu once said, “Let your plans be dark and impenetrable as night, and when you move, fall like a thunderbolt.” This quote speaks to the importance of secrecy when it comes to one’s plans. In other words, Sun Tzu advises that you should keep…

As we approach the 70th anniversary of the armistice that, on July 27, 1953, ended the hostilities of the Korean War, it’s worth looking back at what went wrong, and how mistakes similar to those made seven decades ago may today lead to dire consequences caused by an underestimation of…

Live out your potential by adopting Sun Tzu’s teachings in his book “The Art of War” with our chapter summaries and recommendations on how to apply them in your everyday life. Original Article: Lessons From “The Art of War” ∙ Sun Tzu’s Philosophy ∙ Mindset Hacks for Everyday Life (hacksvitae.com) …