The Art of War
Sun Tzu · treatise, ~5th century BC
The supreme excellence is winning without fighting. Know yourself and your opponent, prefer positioning and deception to brute force, adapt to the ground you are on, and never fight a long war.
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The supreme excellence is winning without fighting. Know yourself and your opponent, prefer positioning and deception to brute force, adapt to the ground you are on, and never fight a long war.
The private notebook of a Roman emperor practicing Stoicism on himself. You control your judgments, never events; obstacles are material for character; you will die, so spend attention accordingly; and other people's opinions are not your business.
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