5 Life Lessons - The Art of War Explained (Feat. Eudaimonia)

Hi practical psychology, could you do a video on how to cold read people like a psychic please? :)

Nice. I'm now ready to besiege the next castle that I come across.

The last one is a hard hitter!

Cool Vid

13 is my favorite quote out of the art of war

" I study the art of war"
-Grand Admiral Thrawn

Aah the Boere Oorlog is a VERY tricky subject that isnt as simple as you explained. I'm not going to talk about it because anyone can read up on it. Most of the boere weren't very well armoured. Many just had farming tools to defend themselves. So what you said is invalid in the first bit.

Yo i was literally just reading the book on the art of war by sun tzu but thn this notification popped up so i clicked.

we did not lose the war against the British because of their reinforcements, we gave up because they captured our women and children and placed them in concentration camps and burned down our farms. The British only won because they went for our women and children, otherwise we wouldn't have stopped fight

Hitler didn't invade Austria, 99.7% of Austrians voted for the "Anschluss" or the joining of the two countries into one state. Austrian forces crossed into Germany as Germans entered Austria. This was to show the world the coming together was peaceful and not forced.

music name, please ? :)

That is not the full truth about the boere war. i should know i live in sa

What a coincidence, I just started reading this recently... XD

Awesome! Great to see Eudaimonia here :)

He sounds like gigguk (forgot how he was spelled xD)

I'm planning on buying The Art of War by Sun Tzu.

I'm subscribed to lots of channels that deal with self help/book reviews/psychology and can't believe I missed Eudaimonia's channel. Thanks for this awesome collaboration- I'm off to subscribe immediately. Thanks for sharing guys 😀👍

Absolutely love it!

Eudaimonia = human flourishing. The opposite of Hedonism. The path to happiness. LOVE IT!!!

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I don't think this is very practical.

in 2012 i made one on here called...... War is not heroic..... so, if you want to see it, simply just type in.this.......War is not heroic. ...Although i am aware this vi deo isnt about that exactly

you should start putting your old background music in your videos again. I think it made the videos pop a little more.

That's your example for No. 9!? Really?

C'mon dude, Hannibal crushing the Romans at the battle of Cannae is a far more compelling example of strategy defeating a larger force.

Wow why is this guy keeps on introducing random people, I want to listen to you and you keep posting other channels work, unsubbed :/

Love your vids. Keep it up

I get that you can't constantly come up with new ideas every video, but it's starting to seem like you just show content from other channels. It could also just be because you're bussy by the time. But I don't know. Just something that was on my mind

To know your enemy you must become your enemy

No freaking way!!! i got that book 2 years ago to My birthday and just startet reading it 2 weeks ago!! love your video keep it up

The Art of War, done. I think world domination is finally in reach!

Just saying, Chamberlain didn't have much of a choice with appeasement. The British army was not strong enough to take on Hitler before 1939.

I like the last one. Have more knowledge.

But the first two lessons is all about war. Not about life nor business strategy. I mean it is not applicable in our life and business strategy.

That last statement is VERY Telling(!).."Know the Enemy better than he knows himself"!!!!! PSYCHOGRAPHICS and Cambridge Analytica Explained(?)... The Mercenary Rouge Analysts of MI-6 Selling their "Swords" to the Highest Bidder? TERRIFYING!!!!!

War... war never changes...

Stupid book

This is just a copy of illacertus and 48 laws of power? even the character and animation is the same

The British army was actually the Anzacs ie Aussies and New Zealand's so not British

Wtf

Employing the Art of War is the biggest evil ever done to the world. Ask yourself, should everyone be treated as an enemy?

Very interesting, i wonder, has anyone come up with a counterstyle? Is there a (softer) means to reinstate goodwill towards man, while not beeing overrun by aggressive powerhungry tweakers?

1.4m sub keep it up

I'm actually surprise to know that this book is being taught in military school. It is funny indeed that in our present day age of quantum computers and AI, a 2.5K years old book can still have some present day relevance.
My favorite quote is from chapter three.
"Knowing when to strike and when to defend is already a half won battle."

If "The Boers were well-armed..."

Are you going for ironic wordplay by drawing them with one arm each?

In relationships I’ve learned to avoid what is strong and strike at what is weak, always target a girl with low self esteem who is mentally weak.

This talks about some historical events and how the Art of War describes it, but nothing here seems to have anything to do with practical life lessons...