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"No Rule of Dog-Eat-Dog"
Four days after fighting erupted in what would eventually be known as the Korean War, a strange broadcast appeared over the radio in Seoul. It featured the voice of an American officer, captured only 48 hours earlier. It said: "Dear friends, we, all prisoners, solidly appeal to you as
Winning The Wars
The same strategy works in every war. That could be a literal armed conflict or a metaphorical war, like triumphing over a business rival, courting your romantic interest or overcoming your personal weaknesses. The strategy isn't new. It was there in Sun-Tzu's The Art of War;
Emotional Steampunk
Certain types of problems can be hard to spot. They hide just outside our peripheral vision; there, but somehow blurry, indistinct. And yet, they can blind us, limiting our ability to act effectively, like blinders on a horse. The type of problem I’m talking about is metaphorical misunderstanding. Let
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