Art of The Deal

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[u/Original-Debt-9962]

Chapter 1: A concept of a plan.

[u/mrdougan → u/Original-Debt-9962]

All negotiations are based on deception

~Sun Tzu

[u/dontpushbutpull → u/mrdougan]

just to make sure everyone is getting this one right: (LLM generated)

Comparison of the Teachings of Sun Tzu and Donald Trump How do the teachings of Sun Tzu compare with those of Donald Trump? While both emphasize strategy, competition, and winning, their approaches differ significantly. Sun Tzu, in The Art of War, advocates for careful planning, deception, and winning without direct conflict. Trump, in The Art of the Deal, promotes bold moves, negotiation, and aggressive competition. Sun Tzu values patience and subtlety, while Trump thrives on dominance and media influence. Ultimately, Sun Tzu focuses on quiet strategy, whereas Trump embraces open confrontation and spectacle.

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Damn you went deeper than I was expecting; the circles I normally go in just stop the quotes as “all warfare is based”

[u/butwhyokthen → u/mrdougan]

I wouldn't assume the orange creature ever read an entire book, much less a foreign one.