I used to be all over the place at the total war games because I never new what to do, after I read The Art of War and realised that some of these principles can be used in some realistic strategy games such as total war I've improved a lot, now I find my self always trying to take an advantage and deceive my opponent. I'd say that I am an average player now.
I'm also thinking about uploading some videos from Rome Total War, if anyone's interested then drop me a message to let me know.
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@firetiger110 Hey, thanks for commenting. We are glad this helps you. Its always interesting for us to hear about how viewers/ users are utilizing our interpretation. Thanks again.
Recall the concept of heaven and earth, to the Chinese, is things unexplainable/godly and normal things. Japan geographical position shield it from invasions of the Age- an Earthly things, while the tsunamis that destroyed the Mongol's fleets are things of heaven design.
@KidThatLivesNextDoor Hey, thanks for commenting and viewing. We agree! Reading the book is important to understanding the Art of War. This video and the entire Learn the Art of War Digital Interactive course are intended to be a primer or introduction to Sun Tzu's principals. Thanks again.
If fighting will result in victory, then you must fight, Sun Tzu said that, and id say that he knows a little bit more about fighting then you do pal, cause he invented it, and then he perfected it so no living man could defeat him in the ring of honor!
Me and my Red dead posse used this in bag grab , and we won. We were strategizing and decieving the enemies and destroying them And just taking them out on every corner. We won 3-0 thanks to Sun tzu, i love sun tzu, he is my inspiration
I was looking for more info on The Art of War and ran across your vids. I must admit that your interpretation has made me appreciate Sun Tzu's teachings even more. Thanks for sharing :-)
@phillydoberman Thank you for the comment and the kind words. We think so too! Remember the entire Art of War Digital interactive course is available from the website listed in the video.
Im a B-Boy (which is aka a Breakdancer). When we bboys battle at competitions against other breakers, we usually dont look at flaws and weaknesses as much as you see in this video. just this first chapter had me study myself 10x the normality in my everyday agenda. This improved my mentality in battles of not just dancing but also in work/school. It doesn't make me perfect at my own game, but improves the 'me' by drastic measures. Thank you for this video.
@BboyJovi That is an epic comment, Thank You! Its always interesting to hear how people use this material in different situations! Thanks for the comment and the view.
@efastMixer Thanks for viewing and commenting. Chapter 2 is available along with the rest of the 13 chapters at the website listed in the video. Thanks again!
I am a x Martial Arts Teacher now have my own style so others call me master. There's more to this then anyone will talk about. Lets not forget that the 1st thing and that is wining any war without a war! Games are games War isn't a game. Thank you for this much ppl will learn some thing.
@MrTakakame The new Shogun 2 Game is Japanese yet it was designed using these principles. =O In an interview with Creative Assembly, they said they based it off the Art of War to challenge the player and after watching some Campaign walkthroughs, they are absolutely right! Ninjas and spies are necessary to assassinate generals and cause civil unrest causing revolts and such. That game is so cool. Civ is awesome too but the battles in Total War kickass
@Mastermind19871987 Hey, thanks for watching and commenting. We always enjoy hearing about what this material is used for by the viewers. Thanks again!
@Diogenes1111111 Hey. Thanks for the comment. Please watch Chapter 1 in its entirety. Heaven and Earth are the external factors that are equal to both sides of the conflict. They cannot be changed. You must make sure that your plans fit inside the rules, geography and current situation that Heaven and Earth represent. More information is available in all 13 chapters of our digital interactive course from the website listed in the information section of the video above. Thanks again for watching!
My God man, I used this to survive High School. :)) I'am now the alpha male of my college course cause of this. Memorizing the Art of War also helps. :D
Well I still find it very strange but if that was your situation it can only be a good thing that you were able to make it through with Sun Tzu's help.
These concerns about strategies can be traced back to the Chinese San Tzu, in " The Art of the War " from 500 B.C., and, more modernly, with Maquiavel in " The Prince " from 1500 A.D. Art, war, power and norms, in truth, are inherent parts to this set of values that has established order as we may see things around us
"Sun Tzu said that, and Id say he knows a little bit more about fighting than you do pal because he INVENTED IT, and then he perfected it so that no living man could bets him in the ring of honor. Then he used his fight money to buy two of every animal on earth, and then he herded them onto a BOAT, and then he beat the CRAP outta every single one of them. SO from that day forward any time a bunch of animals are together in one place it would be called THE ZOO..... unless its a farm!"
I've read the miyamoto Mushashi's "The Book of Five Rings," "Hagakure," and so far I've failed to get this piece of literature. Does anyone recommend the precise literature for Sun Tzu's "The Art of War?"
@manpreetsingh9243 I am the captain of the football team in my school and these concepts can be used in almost any versus senario and we won the last game this saturday against st.james highschool at 2:0 :) just by using these concepts.
@SuperTigerNo1 That's amazing. We have an upcoming blog post about football and the art of war. We think you will enjoy. Check out our website for more. Its at the beginning of the video. Thanks again for viewing and commenting.
@williamwzl Laws can change indeed. You must be up to date on the constraints of your environment and work within those to be successful. Thanks for watching and commenting!
I feel that this book sometimes puts too much emphasis on deception. It's deception together with raw power that determines the outcome of a war. If everyone starts being careful, then there are other edges with which to win. Does that make sense?
@mattboy88 yea but it shouldnt really be called deception, it should be called ignorance, because thats what sun tzu means, u do the right moves but because the enemy is not accustomed to your tactics or movements their ignorance will cause them to be deceived by you. does that make sense?
@mattboy88 your not really assuming. you make a move which you calculate him to misjudge and one that if he does not you can recover from without a significant loss, if he does misjudge you may take the battle in which case it was his ignorance that caused him to misjudge
@BADDESTOFTHEMALLUKNO in other words: always be prepared for anything..?? i'm wondering how one should adapt sun tzu's lessons to modern life. the more i learn, the more useful everything starts to look.
@mattboy88 You can learn more about the modern interpretation in all 13 chapters of the Learn the Art of War online course. They are very useful tactics and material. Thanks for commenting and watching!
Just read the translated version. It's very concise, and it's principles can be used for anything that requires risk/reward and cost/benefit analysis. This includes, but is not limited to: trading, sales, law, politics, running a business, relationships, climbing the corporate ladder, games (chess, go, poker), and of course, actual warfare.
@justicetrooper We're glad you feel that way. It is an excellent introduction to The Art of War and a unique modern interpretation which has been well reviewed. Thanks for watching and commenting!
@tevinjoseph You can check out our website where you will find this Modern Interpretation for all 13 Chapters and I'm sure it would be helpful for school. Our website is in the description of the video underneath it. Or type "learntheartofwar" into google. You Tube Regs prohibit us putting a URL in the comments section. You won't be disappointed. Thanks for commenting!
This is ground breaking work. Well done. Its truly about people and dealing with conflict. I wish more people understood that this isn't about fighting or war.
and to make it clear, i understand size alone does not necessarily win against opponents. just using an example. but despite all this, great methods for instruction. i love that.
@how2etc Thanks for this vid mate lol i actually use these methods of thinking when playing GO (weiqi or baduk depending on where you are from) they are hard to use on chess or shogi since it is always going to end up a battle of attrition which Sun Tzu did not like i think i am right in saying, but anyway mate thanks again, this is very helpfull.
me: middle sized guy, compare to an intense body builder like how arnold schwarzinegger (pardon spelling) looked, im much 'weaker' by comparison. but stand me next to a scrawny person who seems as thin as a pencil, and im the 'stronger' of the two. if i were to score myself, it'd be much to subjective (opinional) than necessary. but this stuff, although started here, is further explained in the 6th chapter, focusing on the concepts Xu and Sat, or (watering it down) weakness and strength.
in such, its interesting to note, that the art of war, or the bing fa, helped shaped martial arts. If you consider a real martial art fight, you cant rele plan anything. its all reaction to condition. so if the 13th chapter was about gaining information, then the first is really using it... for quick comparison. you constantly compare yourself to your "opponents" based on the 5 elements, and your either better or worse compared to them in each dimension. to explain:
0:55 "breaking into 3 groups" According to the translation of Gary Gagliardi, chinese (as well as philospohy in the ancient world) was based on diagrams. and this shows the Commander as a stand alone, whereas in Gary's research, Tao or the shared purpose of an organization is the "standalone" being the center of it all, with the other 4 points of the star being, methods and commander (the organization) being complementary opposites and heaven and earth (strategic environment) comp. opposites.
this is good info but can you....how do i put this?..-looks around thining- AHHH!!! make a display of thngs like dots and boxed -dots are me/you- and boxes are hostile...make like that so we can undertsna d a bit more lol i had to write things on paper 5 times to get the advantage and the score stuff but bysise the lack of conseption of details like that this video is great
@arthisz1 Thanks for viewing and commenting. We have much more in depth content available in chapters 2-13 available from our website. You can find the URL in the details section of the video up top. YouTube regs prohibit posting a URL in the comments section.
@jimothy183 Hey thanks for the comment! We appreciate the feedback. While "all warfare is based on deception" is one of the common and well known themes, we felt it was important to highlight one of the often over-looked themes that is just as important; "who has the advantage?". In the rest of the book that question becomes more and more important. Thanks again.
i like this video but come on! Why make one video like this and make the rest all boring,,, and then make us buy the version such as this??? I wish people werent so selfish
way are your other video not explained like this one
sumaridesfree 1 week ago
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MrRatkin 2 weeks ago
I used to be all over the place at the total war games because I never new what to do, after I read The Art of War and realised that some of these principles can be used in some realistic strategy games such as total war I've improved a lot, now I find my self always trying to take an advantage and deceive my opponent. I'd say that I am an average player now.
I'm also thinking about uploading some videos from Rome Total War, if anyone's interested then drop me a message to let me know.
falloutgeck 1 month ago
@falloutgeck Where do you think Ninjas got their unusual strategies?
JdawgWithNinjutsu 3 weeks ago
@JdawgWithNinjutsu and it's the unusual strategies that deceive, seem pointless but by seeming pointless they are also fulfilling their aim.
falloutgeck 3 weeks ago
I always kick ass at the game RUSE whenever I always pay attention to Sun Tzu's law XD
JohnyFilms20 2 months ago 3
Im gonna use this in stock trading when im gonna make money next year
Gichnni 2 months ago
how do u use this to get bitches lol.. im jokin unless somebody can tell me hahaha
itsampofcourse 3 months ago
@itsampofcourse All relationships... are based on deception.
BadassBigBoss 2 months ago 4
Interesting Napoleon quote! Can you recommend any books or DVDs that presents Sun Tzu's thoughts in a modern perspective?
Creativethinking2000 4 months ago
Not only can this information be applied to military and governmental rule, but also as an approach to your everyday life.
RujeNuwe 4 months ago
SUN TZU SAID THAT!
ShinyMewtwo12 4 months ago
Any chance I can get some of these graphics (the ones on the five factors?)
Plozen 4 months ago
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why you dont read this book? its very interesting and instructive
danijeltomicPFC 4 months ago
Time to play Shogun total war 2!
codeagent47 4 months ago
ALWAY FASINATED BY SUN TZU. HE WAS A BEAST
hiphoppourtunity 5 months ago
This is very useful.
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TheServiceWeb 6 months ago
thanks alot for uploading this video :P
sweeezme 6 months ago
Sun Tzu said that!
MochiChina 6 months ago
watching this helps me win at life and video games... mostly videos games and less on the life.
firetiger110 6 months ago
@firetiger110 Hey, thanks for commenting. We are glad this helps you. Its always interesting for us to hear about how viewers/ users are utilizing our interpretation. Thanks again.
how2etc 6 months ago
Recall the concept of heaven and earth, to the Chinese, is things unexplainable/godly and normal things. Japan geographical position shield it from invasions of the Age- an Earthly things, while the tsunamis that destroyed the Mongol's fleets are things of heaven design.
UnitedPebbles 6 months ago
I came here from team fortress 2.
SparksLoog 6 months ago 3
get the book
KidThatLivesNextDoor 6 months ago
@KidThatLivesNextDoor Hey, thanks for commenting and viewing. We agree! Reading the book is important to understanding the Art of War. This video and the entire Learn the Art of War Digital Interactive course are intended to be a primer or introduction to Sun Tzu's principals. Thanks again.
how2etc 6 months ago
If fighting will result in victory, then you must fight, Sun Tzu said that, and id say that he knows a little bit more about fighting then you do pal, cause he invented it, and then he perfected it so no living man could defeat him in the ring of honor!
SecretPlayerNumber6 6 months ago
ok im of to play some shogun!
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MrStrategicmarketing 7 months ago
Good stuff.
GunShard 7 months ago
@GunShard Thank you. We think so too. Thanks for viewing and commenting.
how2etc 6 months ago
Me and my Red dead posse used this in bag grab , and we won. We were strategizing and decieving the enemies and destroying them And just taking them out on every corner. We won 3-0 thanks to Sun tzu, i love sun tzu, he is my inspiration
TheCaptainjuicy 7 months ago
I looked this up because a friend of mine has roaches in his house. Thanks to this, those buggers won't know what will hit them.
UnfoldingBullet 7 months ago
@UnfoldingBullet Hey, thanks for viewing and commenting. There truly is no end to the uses of the principles of the Art of War. Thanks again.
how2etc 6 months ago
sun tzu said that
RiotVagrant 7 months ago
"ze war of kicking ass"
videocritic2463 7 months ago
Tupac Shakur read this book
smokeboy604 7 months ago
@smokeboy604 Many well known individuals have read and utilized the Art of War. Its an excellent resource. Thanks again for viewing and commenting.
how2etc 6 months ago
china has....
ervin920 7 months ago
i like this. this is a good modern interpretation
motivationfreak 8 months ago
@motivationfreak Thank you! We think so too. Thanks for viewing and commenting.
how2etc 6 months ago
i like this interpretation
motivationfreak 8 months ago
@motivationfreak And we like that you like it. Thank you for the comment!
how2etc 6 months ago
war, war never changes. sun tzu knew this, and this is pretty much timeless.
gethsoftware 8 months ago
@gethsoftware Timeless, ageless. These principles transcend any situation. Thank you for viewing and commenting.
how2etc 6 months ago
im watching this to kick ass in sc2
100freeswimmer 8 months ago
I was looking for more info on The Art of War and ran across your vids. I must admit that your interpretation has made me appreciate Sun Tzu's teachings even more. Thanks for sharing :-)
phillydoberman 8 months ago
@phillydoberman Thank you for the comment and the kind words. We think so too! Remember the entire Art of War Digital interactive course is available from the website listed in the video.
how2etc 6 months ago
Ive read this book. It is the greatest book of philosophy ever.
pheonixshaman 8 months ago
Im a B-Boy (which is aka a Breakdancer). When we bboys battle at competitions against other breakers, we usually dont look at flaws and weaknesses as much as you see in this video. just this first chapter had me study myself 10x the normality in my everyday agenda. This improved my mentality in battles of not just dancing but also in work/school. It doesn't make me perfect at my own game, but improves the 'me' by drastic measures. Thank you for this video.
BboyJovi 8 months ago
@BboyJovi That is an epic comment, Thank You! Its always interesting to hear how people use this material in different situations! Thanks for the comment and the view.
how2etc 6 months ago
Great stuff! Great book! Thanks!
XV4444 8 months ago
@XV4444 You are welcome. Thank you for viewing and commenting.
how2etc 6 months ago
where is chapter 2?
efastMixer 9 months ago
@efastMixer Thanks for viewing and commenting. Chapter 2 is available along with the rest of the 13 chapters at the website listed in the video. Thanks again!
how2etc 6 months ago
"If fighting is sure to result in victory, then you must FIGHT!"
Sun Tzu said that, and I'de say he knows a little more about fighting than YOU do, pal, because he INVENTED IT!
FeamTorturess 9 months ago
@FeamTorturess And then he perfected it so that no living man can best him in the ring of honor!
Ledslinger7777 7 months ago
5 STARS
Genuinepunk18 9 months ago
@Genuinepunk18 Thank you for viewing and commenting!
how2etc 6 months ago
very good, mate!
SFRYugo 9 months ago
@SFRYugo Very good indeed! Thanks for viewing and commenting.
how2etc 6 months ago
hitler read this shit
acct445 9 months ago
@acct445 No he didnt because he lost.
zorrgon56 9 months ago
@zorrgon56 Ditto. Thanks for the comment and view.
how2etc 6 months ago
@acct445 He may have read it, but clearly didn't understand or properly execute it. Thanks for the comment and the viewing!
how2etc 6 months ago
This is really interesting! Great job!
FranciscoJAmaralR 9 months ago
@FranciscoJAmaralR Thank you! We think so too.
how2etc 6 months ago
Winston Churchill was still a basterd in my opinion.
chris96kalonji 9 months ago
@chris96kalonji And that is your opinion. In our opinion, thank you for the comment and viewing!
how2etc 6 months ago
long live the art of war ,long live the Chinese people, long live the spirit of Chinese wariors.
TheSongshujie 10 months ago
@TheSongshujie The spirit is alive and well in the teachings of Sun Tzu. Thank you for the comment and view.
how2etc 6 months ago
I am a x Martial Arts Teacher now have my own style so others call me master. There's more to this then anyone will talk about. Lets not forget that the 1st thing and that is wining any war without a war! Games are games War isn't a game. Thank you for this much ppl will learn some thing.
1Zerotonine 10 months ago
@1Zerotonine We also hope people get as much as they can out of this material. Thank you for the comment and viewing.
how2etc 6 months ago
@1Zerotonine I agree, war is serious. I am a student in a martial art. It's like a game of chess not as a game, but because both require strategy
JdawgWithNinjutsu 3 weeks ago
DAO, TIAN, DI, JIANG, FA!
DeathsHand88 10 months ago
I also applied these concepts in computer security. Thank you for uploading! Respect!
hck112 10 months ago 5
@hck112 Thats awesome. We are always keen to know how people are using this material in life or career etc. Thank you for the comment and viewing.
how2etc 6 months ago
Many videogames apply The Art of War very well, like BFBC, Total War, WoW, World in Conflict, TF2...
hck112 10 months ago
with this info i never lose on Rome total war.
colesjeff12 10 months ago 9
@colesjeff12 That's fantastic. Thanks for the view and comment.
how2etc 6 months ago
@colesjeff12 What is "Rome total war"???
VanillaSnow23 4 months ago
@colesjeff12 sme here, i am unbeatable at shogun 2 total war :)
MrXXgames 4 months ago
"Let China sleep for when the dragon awakes, she will shake the world"
Napoleon Bonaparte
edwardtang1977 10 months ago 3
Wow! Very informative. Thanks!
islander31 10 months ago
@islander31 And thank you. We are glad you like it.
how2etc 6 months ago
I wanted to make a TF2 joke here, but this is just too awesome.
jedihunter176 10 months ago
Google is my friend, yes, but know your spelling, or you will lose one hundred searches.
-Sun Tzu, the Art of War, 525 B.C.
CanderousXOrdo 11 months ago
Sid Meier´s civilization saga on war mode, its based -I feel- on this principles.
MrTakakame 11 months ago
@MrTakakame The new Shogun 2 Game is Japanese yet it was designed using these principles. =O In an interview with Creative Assembly, they said they based it off the Art of War to challenge the player and after watching some Campaign walkthroughs, they are absolutely right! Ninjas and spies are necessary to assassinate generals and cause civil unrest causing revolts and such. That game is so cool. Civ is awesome too but the battles in Total War kickass
DeathlyDavid 10 months ago
Excellent upload.
Thanks for the good work here.
vassephardi 11 months ago
@vassephardi Thank you for the comment and the view.
how2etc 6 months ago
@Mastermind19871987 Hey, thanks for watching and commenting. We always enjoy hearing about what this material is used for by the viewers. Thanks again!
how2etc 11 months ago
@Diogenes1111111 Hey. Thanks for the comment. Please watch Chapter 1 in its entirety. Heaven and Earth are the external factors that are equal to both sides of the conflict. They cannot be changed. You must make sure that your plans fit inside the rules, geography and current situation that Heaven and Earth represent. More information is available in all 13 chapters of our digital interactive course from the website listed in the information section of the video above. Thanks again for watching!
how2etc 11 months ago
All Power to the People
BillionGODSun 11 months ago
5*****
Apdolie07 1 year ago 18
@Apdolie07 We agree! Thanks for watching and commenting.
how2etc 11 months ago 10
This could help me a lot IRL...
Triple25mm 1 year ago
My God man, I used this to survive High School. :)) I'am now the alpha male of my college course cause of this. Memorizing the Art of War also helps. :D
3ch056 1 year ago
@3ch056
You needed the Art of War to survive High School? Did you grow up in the Bronx!?!
WSWarthog 11 months ago
@WSWarthog Nope! Philippines. Out here, the rules are different than in the Bronx.
3ch056 11 months ago
@3ch056
Well I still find it very strange but if that was your situation it can only be a good thing that you were able to make it through with Sun Tzu's help.
WSWarthog 11 months ago
Thumbs up if ur here cause of OMFGNinja
492716 1 year ago
Sun Tsu could win a match of Starcraft against any Korean ESL with just 20 APM.
wizzzer1337 1 year ago 2
These concerns about strategies can be traced back to the Chinese San Tzu, in " The Art of the War " from 500 B.C., and, more modernly, with Maquiavel in " The Prince " from 1500 A.D. Art, war, power and norms, in truth, are inherent parts to this set of values that has established order as we may see things around us
profRicardoRodrigues 1 year ago
Awsome ---and in my favorites
Thx
TheInfiniteThings 1 year ago
@TheInfiniteThings *Awesome sry :D
TheInfiniteThings 1 year ago
The explanation is excellent, as I read the book, it was hard to relate the wording for today. I appreciate you making this available.
WraithAZ 1 year ago
who is sun tzu?
MrTifli 1 year ago
@MrTifli
"Sun Tzu said that, and Id say he knows a little bit more about fighting than you do pal because he INVENTED IT, and then he perfected it so that no living man could bets him in the ring of honor. Then he used his fight money to buy two of every animal on earth, and then he herded them onto a BOAT, and then he beat the CRAP outta every single one of them. SO from that day forward any time a bunch of animals are together in one place it would be called THE ZOO..... unless its a farm!"
roxasfruit 1 year ago 2
I've read the miyamoto Mushashi's "The Book of Five Rings," "Hagakure," and so far I've failed to get this piece of literature. Does anyone recommend the precise literature for Sun Tzu's "The Art of War?"
xenoghost01001 1 year ago
I have started using these concepts in every form.
SuperTigerNo1 1 year ago 5
@SuperTigerNo1 That is excellent. It is useful material. Thanks for watching and commenting!
how2etc 1 year ago 13
@SuperTigerNo1 but how bro...cn u give me a example how ur using it in ur life.. ?
manpreetsingh9243 1 year ago
@manpreetsingh9243 I am the captain of the football team in my school and these concepts can be used in almost any versus senario and we won the last game this saturday against st.james highschool at 2:0 :) just by using these concepts.
SuperTigerNo1 1 year ago
@SuperTigerNo1 That's amazing. We have an upcoming blog post about football and the art of war. We think you will enjoy. Check out our website for more. Its at the beginning of the video. Thanks again for viewing and commenting.
how2etc 11 months ago
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@how2etc ok I will check it out.
SuperTigerNo1 11 months ago
These principles of war are actually studied by military commanders.
Practical application of these concepts may manifest its actual benefit.
If you think you can write up a book on the art of war that is better than his, I would buy your book and study it.
Gootch82 1 year ago
I use these concepts while playing call of duty: black ops
Gootch82 1 year ago
@Gootch82 There are many applications of this material. We are glad that you find it useful. Thanks for watching and commenting!
how2etc 1 year ago
This is great! now I can battles and hopefully get world domination :P
pkerch00b1 1 year ago
Laws can change :/
williamwzl 1 year ago
@williamwzl Laws can change indeed. You must be up to date on the constraints of your environment and work within those to be successful. Thanks for watching and commenting!
how2etc 1 year ago
I feel that this book sometimes puts too much emphasis on deception. It's deception together with raw power that determines the outcome of a war. If everyone starts being careful, then there are other edges with which to win. Does that make sense?
mattboy88 1 year ago
@mattboy88 yea but it shouldnt really be called deception, it should be called ignorance, because thats what sun tzu means, u do the right moves but because the enemy is not accustomed to your tactics or movements their ignorance will cause them to be deceived by you. does that make sense?
BADDESTOFTHEMALLUKNO 1 year ago
@BADDESTOFTHEMALLUKNO assuming your enemy is ignorant is a very big mistake. how long before the enemy adapts and learns from you..??
mattboy88 1 year ago
@mattboy88 your not really assuming. you make a move which you calculate him to misjudge and one that if he does not you can recover from without a significant loss, if he does misjudge you may take the battle in which case it was his ignorance that caused him to misjudge
BADDESTOFTHEMALLUKNO 1 year ago
@BADDESTOFTHEMALLUKNO in other words: always be prepared for anything..?? i'm wondering how one should adapt sun tzu's lessons to modern life. the more i learn, the more useful everything starts to look.
mattboy88 1 year ago
@mattboy88 You can learn more about the modern interpretation in all 13 chapters of the Learn the Art of War online course. They are very useful tactics and material. Thanks for commenting and watching!
how2etc 1 year ago
@how2etc I'm going to check it out right away!
mattboy88 1 year ago
I think ppl should read it themselves and interpret it in their own way. thats the beauty of it
RizzoAstronama 1 year ago
3 people lost a war.
rorank 1 year ago
Just read the translated version. It's very concise, and it's principles can be used for anything that requires risk/reward and cost/benefit analysis. This includes, but is not limited to: trading, sales, law, politics, running a business, relationships, climbing the corporate ladder, games (chess, go, poker), and of course, actual warfare.
darkjeshush 1 year ago
The Art of War... Rule 1: He who has the gun.. has the power
imdpower108 1 year ago
I use these concepts in chess. Thanks for the great video! :)
DarthMessias 1 year ago
I am very tempted to buy this online course.
justicetrooper 1 year ago
@justicetrooper We're glad you feel that way. It is an excellent introduction to The Art of War and a unique modern interpretation which has been well reviewed. Thanks for watching and commenting!
how2etc 1 year ago
Superstition thy name is Sun Tzu. lol
Verradonairun 1 year ago
Where can i find the book that you are reading from ? i need the book for school !!!
tevinjoseph 1 year ago
@tevinjoseph You can check out our website where you will find this Modern Interpretation for all 13 Chapters and I'm sure it would be helpful for school. Our website is in the description of the video underneath it. Or type "learntheartofwar" into google. You Tube Regs prohibit us putting a URL in the comments section. You won't be disappointed. Thanks for commenting!
how2etc 1 year ago
@how2etc thank you for putting this up. =D
d0n1mega 1 year ago
@d0n1mega You are welcome! Thanks for watching and commenting!
how2etc 1 year ago
@tevinjoseph It's "The Art of War" by Sun Tzu, it's available in most libraries. :b
Verradonairun 1 year ago
This is ground breaking work. Well done. Its truly about people and dealing with conflict. I wish more people understood that this isn't about fighting or war.
lgd444 1 year ago
@lgd444 Thanks for commenting, we appreciate the compliments!
how2etc 1 year ago
after reading this i started owning in dota. dota is a strategy based game.
FarizMetal 1 year ago 34
@FarizMetal Thats great to hear. We are glad that our work can be of use! Thanks for commenting.
how2etc 1 year ago
@FarizMetal hnahahahaha. this guy funny
12o1 1 year ago
@FarizMetal You're from the Philippines aren't you?
3ch056 1 year ago
and to make it clear, i understand size alone does not necessarily win against opponents. just using an example. but despite all this, great methods for instruction. i love that.
PervySage002 1 year ago
@PervySage002 Thanks for all the comments! We appreciate you sharing your insight as it relates to martial arts.
how2etc 1 year ago
@how2etc Thanks for this vid mate lol i actually use these methods of thinking when playing GO (weiqi or baduk depending on where you are from) they are hard to use on chess or shogi since it is always going to end up a battle of attrition which Sun Tzu did not like i think i am right in saying, but anyway mate thanks again, this is very helpfull.
MakotoShishio5 1 year ago
@PervySage002 SUN TZU SAID THAT
AND I THINK HE KNOWS A LITTLE MORE ABOUT FIGHTING THAN YOU DO PAL CAUSE HE INVENTED IT
pyramidheadkitten9 1 year ago
@pyramidheadkitten9 AND PERFECTED IT SO NO ONE COULD BEAT HIM IN THE RING OF HONOR!
kennyshigh 1 year ago
@kennyshigh THEN HE USED HIS FIGHT MONEY TO BUY 2 OF EVERY ANIMAL ON EARTH
Tallest9 1 year ago
@Tallest9
And then he beat the CRAP out of every one of them.
abridgeduploader 1 year ago
@abridgeduploader ...and from that day forward any time a bunch of animals are together one one place...
Tallest9 1 year ago
@Tallest9
It's called a ZOO
UNLESS ITS A FARM
chaklong 1 year ago
me: middle sized guy, compare to an intense body builder like how arnold schwarzinegger (pardon spelling) looked, im much 'weaker' by comparison. but stand me next to a scrawny person who seems as thin as a pencil, and im the 'stronger' of the two. if i were to score myself, it'd be much to subjective (opinional) than necessary. but this stuff, although started here, is further explained in the 6th chapter, focusing on the concepts Xu and Sat, or (watering it down) weakness and strength.
PervySage002 1 year ago
in such, its interesting to note, that the art of war, or the bing fa, helped shaped martial arts. If you consider a real martial art fight, you cant rele plan anything. its all reaction to condition. so if the 13th chapter was about gaining information, then the first is really using it... for quick comparison. you constantly compare yourself to your "opponents" based on the 5 elements, and your either better or worse compared to them in each dimension. to explain:
PervySage002 1 year ago
i love how this was very user friendly and visual. the insights of comparison and "scoring each other" was well done.
PervySage002 1 year ago
0:55 "breaking into 3 groups" According to the translation of Gary Gagliardi, chinese (as well as philospohy in the ancient world) was based on diagrams. and this shows the Commander as a stand alone, whereas in Gary's research, Tao or the shared purpose of an organization is the "standalone" being the center of it all, with the other 4 points of the star being, methods and commander (the organization) being complementary opposites and heaven and earth (strategic environment) comp. opposites.
PervySage002 1 year ago
I usually prefer unabridged texts but this is really good!
MysteryMixes 1 year ago
@MysteryMixes Hey thanks for the comment! We appreciate it!
how2etc 1 year ago
good video great interpretation
CesarCarbajal 1 year ago
@CesarCarbajal Thank you for viewing. That's awesome that you enjoyed it.
how2etc 1 year ago
this is good info but can you....how do i put this?..-looks around thining- AHHH!!! make a display of thngs like dots and boxed -dots are me/you- and boxes are hostile...make like that so we can undertsna d a bit more lol i had to write things on paper 5 times to get the advantage and the score stuff but bysise the lack of conseption of details like that this video is great
arthisz1 1 year ago
@arthisz1 Thanks for viewing and commenting. We have much more in depth content available in chapters 2-13 available from our website. You can find the URL in the details section of the video up top. YouTube regs prohibit posting a URL in the comments section.
how2etc 1 year ago
I always thought the central theme was "all wafare is based on deception".
jimothy183 1 year ago
@jimothy183 Hey thanks for the comment! We appreciate the feedback. While "all warfare is based on deception" is one of the common and well known themes, we felt it was important to highlight one of the often over-looked themes that is just as important; "who has the advantage?". In the rest of the book that question becomes more and more important. Thanks again.
how2etc 1 year ago
I like this video
Foodforwisdom 1 year ago
@Foodforwisdom And we like this comment! Thanks!
how2etc 1 year ago
i like this video but come on! Why make one video like this and make the rest all boring,,, and then make us buy the version such as this??? I wish people werent so selfish
thecapone45 1 year ago