The 33 Strategies of War (Animated)
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The 33 Strategies of War by Robert Greene summarized as succinctly as possible in this 24-min animation by yours truly, illacertus. I received an e-mail reply from Robert Greene after waiting an approximate three months since I sent my initial fan mail linking to these summaries, in which he says Thank You.
"The art of war is to win without bloodshed or the use of force. (Otherwise) the minimum necessary use of violence."
Part I) Self-Directed Warfare
1) Declare War on Your Enemies
2) Do Not Fight the Last War
3) Do Not Lose Your Presence of Mind
4) Create a Sense of Urgency & Desperation
Part II) Organizational (Team) Warfare
5) Avoid The Snare of Groupthink
6) Segment Your Forces
7) Transform Your War into a Crusade
Part III) Defensive Warfare
8) Pick Your Battles
9) Turn the Tables
10) Create a Threatening Presence
11) Trade Space for Time
Part IV) Offensive Warfare
12) Lose The Battles But Win The War
13) Know Your Enemy
14) Overwhelm Resistance With Speed and Suddenness
15) Control the Dynamic
16) Hit Them Where it Hurts
17) Defeat Them in Detail
18) Expose and Attack Your Enemy's Soft Flank
19) Envelop The Enemy
20) Maneuver Them Into Weakness
21) Negotiate While Advancing
22) Know How To End Things
Part V) Unconventional (Dirty) War
23) Weave a Seamless Blend of Fact and Fiction
24) Take The Line of Least Expectation
25) Occupy the Moral High Ground
26) Deny Them Targets
27) Seem to Work for the Interests of Others
28) Give Your Rivals Enough Rope To Hang Themselves
29) Take Small Bites
30) Penetrate Their Minds
31) Destroy From Within
32) Dominate While Seeming to Submit
33) The Chain Reaction Strategy
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All Comments (21)
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You lack the last strategy : 34) If everything else failed, run.
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Miyamoto's duel is a hilarious read. The duel was scheduled to begin on an a beach at a specific time. Miyamoto was four hours late. The other guy was frustrated, and felt further disrespected when Miya's weapon was a rowing oar. Miyamoto deleted the guy.
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“Stay strapped or get clapped” -George Washington (probably)
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I plan to conquer the world so this was very helpful.
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I like how he pronounces everything in its native origin language(pronunciation of blitzkrieg, napoleon etc.) and then just says Pope Leo eks intead of the tenth lmao
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watched this for strategy games 10/10 would do again
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Instructions unclear, I tried to invade Russia in the winter
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Comments: 10% cheers 10% german and french names 80% warhammer inquisition
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That last quote sent shivers down my spine
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“All warfare is based” - Sun Tzu
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(1) Declare War on Your Enemies (2) Do Not Fight the Last War 1:05 (3) Amidst the Turmoil of Events, Do Not Lose Your Presence of Mind (4) Create A Sense of Urgency 2:21 (5) Avoid The Snare of Groupthink (6) Segment Your Forces (Surround The Enemy) (7) Transform Your War into a Crusade (Lead by Example, Deus Vult) 5:16 (8) Pick Your Battles (9) Turn The Tables 6:07 (10) Create a Threatening Presence Feed your enemies paranoia (11) Trade Space for Time 8:35 (12) Lose The Battles But Win The War (12a) Think ahead (13) Know Your Enemy (14) Overwhelm Resistance with Speed & Suddenness (15) Control The Dynamic (15a) Be Assertive (16) Hit Them Where it Hurts (17) Defeat Them In Detail (18) Expose and Attack Your Enemy’s Soft Flank 12:17 (19) Envelop The Enemy. Trap Him (20) Maneuver Them Into Weakness (21) Negotiate While Advancing (22) Know How To End 14:10 14:46 (23) Weave a Seamless Blend of Fact & Fiction (24) Take The Line of Least Expectation (25) Occupy The Moral High Ground 16:43 (26) Deny Them Targets (27) Seem to Work for the Interests of Others While Furthering Your Own (28) Give Your Rivals Enough Rope To Hang Themselves (29) Take Small Bites
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"I hear you're a pretty good warrior! Hang on lemme put my oar down" Pushes your boat away This to me was just so hilarious
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Strategy without tactics, is the slowest path to victory. Tactics without strategy, is noise before defeat. -Sun Tzu, The Art of War.
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"Everyone has a plan until they get punched in the face" - Mike Tyson
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"The art of war is to win without bloodshed or the use of force... The minimum necessary use of violence." Aw dang it. So charging a light cavalry forces head on into a much larger group of un-dead zombies isn't a good idea? Shot down in the first 6 seconds of the video. O well, I'll just film it anyway.
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23:02 " When I was a young man, I had liberty but i did not see it. I had time, but I did not know it I had love, but I did not feel it. " -Ezio Auditore De Firenze
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"As you are I was, as I am you will be" Wow! Very profound! This is good study material. Many of these strategies can be used as principals to succeed by as individuals. Not necessarily only for those who wage war.
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I'd love to see you go more in depth into Mastery, as you did with 48 Laws. I credit Mastery with most of my success and hold it in much higher esteem than any other of Green's works. His latest, Laws of Human Nature, is also very very good (As I'm sure most watching this are aware.) I'd rate it as number 2 as of now, but I've only read through it once so far.
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The beauty of this list is that it applies to so much more than war. Sports, office politics, art, etc. Great video.
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It's important to bear in mind that there was NO such thing as a unified Blitzkrieg doctrine or plan. It was the opportune outcome of a combination of decentralized strategies including armored pushes, paratroopers, heavy machine gun use, and medium tactical bombing - all of which proved to be insufficient and obsolete within just 5 years.
