Use deception to confuse your opponent from "summary" of The 33 Strategies of War by Robert Greene,Joost Elffers
Deception is a potent weapon in the game of war. By using deceit, you can sow confusion in the minds of your opponents, leading them down the wrong path and making them vulnerable to your attacks. The key to successful deception lies in your ability to manipulate the information that your enemies receive, creating a false reality that serves your purposes. In war, the truth is a precious commodity. By distorting the facts and feeding your adversaries misleading information, you can throw them off balance and force them to react to illusions. This gives you the upper hand, allowing you to control the flow of the battle and dic...
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