Quote by Sun Tzu

All war is deception.

All war is deception.

Summary

This quote suggests that the nature of warfare involves manipulation, trickery, and hidden motives. It implies that in order to gain an advantage and secure victory, those engaged in conflict must resort to misleading tactics and strategies. In essence, it highlights how deception is inherent to warfare, serving as a means to confuse and outmaneuver opponents. This quote speaks to the notion that trust and truthfulness often have little place in the world of war, where cunning and deception determine the outcome on the battlefield.

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War

By Sun Tzu

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