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All warfare is based on deception.

All warfare is based on deception.

Summary

This quote, often attributed to Sun Tzu, suggests that the art of war revolves around cunning and misdirection. It implies that in order to gain an advantage over an enemy, one must be able to manipulate and deceive them. By tricking opponents, one can lead them into vulnerable positions or disrupt their strategy. The quote reflects the belief that warfare entails more than just brute force, but also intelligence, strategy, and the ability to deceive and confuse the adversary.

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