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Jiang rejects ritualized warfare and The Art of War as rules for a controlled game; actual conquest requires total commitment, promotion of talent, happy soldiers, attacks on civilian centers and supply lines, and refusal to respect elite taboos.
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Jiang rejects ritualized warfare and The Art of War as rules for a controlled game; actual conquest requires total commitment, promotion of talent, happy soldiers, attacks on civilian centers and supply lines, and refusal to respect elite taboos.
"...at this time in history, Shunzi wrote the book, The Art of War. This is one of the stupidest books ever written. Okay?"
"I guarantee you, if you follow this book, you're going to lose the war badly because this is, this is really about how to..."
"So if a general arises who is very innovative, who's really talented, you kill him because he's a threat to you. Okay? So the..."
"...Sun Tzu will at this time write his book the art of war So in a process that is open cooperative competition eventually one..."
"...remember in China we have something called Shunzi Bingfa. The art of war by Shunzi. That is a manual on palace intrigue. Right? How..."
A source-grounded reading of Jiang's claim that Jewish identity is not treated here as simple continuity from ancient Israel, but as a Persian imperial construction: a Bible-shaped, temple-centered, purity-bound people made to stabilize and...
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