1 Laying Plans | The Art of War by Sun Tzu (Animated)

[@johnpijano4786]

I CAN'T BELIVE YOU USED EVERY STATEMENT IN THE ART OF WAR AND ADDED AN EXAMPLE FOR EACH STATEMENT! AMAZING!

[@Obtaineudaimonia]

I hope you benefit from it

[@UXSpecialist]

Eudaimonia I also felt it was great!

[@puppypopa9639]

Eudaimonia this series helped And still helps in my game of rusted warfare

[@Erin-Thor]

Puppy Pop A - Life is War. Business is war. Every situation, every event, every classroom, every test, every meeting, every job interview is a battle. The lessons in/from "The Art of War" can be applied so many ways in our everyday lives. I read it when I was young, listened to it again after college, but missed so many of its concepts.

[@chocolateextravaganza1907]

@@Obtaineudaimonia it is very helpful, thank you 💜

[@Erin-Thor]

I’ve read the art of war, and listened to it spoken on road trips. I found it interesting, albeit a little bit of a head scratcher. NEVER, and I do mean EVER, NEVER EVER have I heard it so well described with such excellent examples. Kudos on a job well done! But DO NOT SHARE THIS 'THE ART OF WAR' SERIES WITH ANYONE! It is best kept only for you and your "team." 😎

[@SimonAshworthWood]

My team is all living creatures.

[@Erin-Thor]

Simon Wood - I was being sarcastic.

[@EdWoodJr1956]

"Everybody has a plan until they get punched in the face." Mike Tyson

[@myrccomedy3368]

Unless his plan was to get punched in the face. War is the Art of Deception. Give the enemy what he wants and you can hide your motives. Improvise & Survive.

[@willnash7907]

"No plan survives contact with Mike Tyson" oh wait...

[@chiyulater9752]

Your point?

[@DrCruel]

I do not think Mr Tyson will be remembered for his wisdom over twenty centuries after his death.

[@MTCoblivsicas12345]

Fighting a boxing match is different to fighting a war. War's are won through intellect and cunning. A boxing match is two guys lumping the crap out of each other.

[@huqsami]

You should definitely publish a book based on your cool explanations, you made the points so simple and yet so effective, loved it..

[@libomchameetei3042]

Amazing!Your way of deliberation with animated facts are great. 👍

[@MrLeonidas101]

Beautiful! That was an amazing video. I appreciate your hard work. Thank you for the effort.

[@Nubgamer1212]

What a fantastic video, thoroughly enjoyed it, great idea and well articulated, Earned a new fan. :)

[@Obtaineudaimonia]

Thank you Kyle

[@CaymenLeP]

Adding the examples makes this one of my favorite KZbin series hands down.

[@Obtaineudaimonia]

So here we are. A new day has dawned and there are a few things on my mind. Head over to the teapot or decanter and pour yourself a drink... Welcome back friends, subscribers and new visitors to this modern-day agora. You may have noticed some changes in the aesthetics here: an adjusted name and a metaphorical lick of paint on these KZbin walls being the most obvious. Like the mythical Greek phoenix, this channel has undergone a renewal and I'd like to explain why. Adam Smith coined the phrase 'paradox of value' when he spoke about water being more useful than diamonds despite the diamonds garnering a higher price. Of the many books I've read over the years, the most valuable knowledge I've gained has come from studying the classics. These books have stood the test of time for decades, centuries, or in today's particular case, millennia. Most of them are freely available, yet many are still hesitant to pick them up. This is of no surprise in an age where it seems image is everything. The cover of a book is now treated as vitally important customer-facing marketing, instead of the emphasis being solely directed towards the wisdom in the content. Would you bet on an average looking, experienced horse with a proven track record or a pristine young pony that is taking part in their first race? Nowadays, people are choosing the latter. To improve, it is not enough to simply read; the quality of the material affects your brain in much the same way as a diet affects your body. People judge books by their covers. Don't be one of them. The classics are being shelved in favour of newer literary works. How many of these new books will still be relevant in ten years’ time? How many will be read by the next generation? The classics have stuck around to this point because they are superior. They also offer a gateway to the past. The historical and cultural lessons which you can learn should not be underestimated. The Art of War is one of these books. In this video I have constructed for you, I have accompanied Sun Tzu's teaching with historic examples of how they've been used in a literal sense: through the context of warfare. With a little bit of critical thinking, you can apply these lessons to your chosen passion, be it business, romance or otherwise. This channel will not spoon feed a step-by-step process of what to do in life. It will share the knowledge of some of the greatest individuals in history from high quality literary works. Their successes and their failures show us much to learn. It is up to you if you want to use that knowledge. I have spent a considerably longer amount of time on this animation with improved production values. I hope you benefit from it and enjoy watching it as much as I have enjoyed creating it. Finally, thank you to those of you that have supported me thus far. I know many of you have shared my work with your friends and I want you to know it is appreciated. This story is continuing and I sense the next chapter will be a good one. - Adam ___ Contents 0:00 - 1: The art of war is of vital importance… 0:34 - 2: It is a matter of life and death… 1:18 - 3: The Moral Law 2:29 - 4: Heaven 3:02 - 5: Earth 3:53 - 6: The Commander 4:38 - 7: Method and Discipline 5:32 - 8: These five heads… 6:18 - 9: Modify one's plans 7:11 - 10: All warfare is based on deception 7:42 - 11: When able to attack, we must seem unable… 8:30 - 12: Hold out baits… 9:26 - 13: If he is secure at all points, be prepared for him… 10:16 - 14: If he is taking his ease, give him no rest… 11:12 - 15: Attack him where he is unprepared… 11:51 - 16: These military devices, must not be divulged… 12:37 - 17: Calculations

[@laureneliefelix8620]

Could you like include the script next time? Thank you :)

[@HSA-]

Can you 📍 PIN this comment?

[@RonJohn63]

The Trojan Horse held dozens (between 23 and 50, depending on the translation) of men, who waited until night and then opened the gates.

[@chemp231]

RonJohn63 we were lucky it wasn't the 200, from american dad.

[@useodyseeorbitchute9450]

Stop spoiling fun. I started imagine the horse with a capacity comparable to a few Airbuses A380...

[@thexalon]

Not only waited until nightfall, but attacked after the Trojans were drunk and exhausted from celebrating their victory. Brilliant move!

[@squeazergod420]

God dammit ulysses

[@TheInfiniteAmo]

The Trojan Horse never existed, the Epic Cycle of Greece and later Rome is largely fictitious

[@mjpreneur]

Awesome Video bro! GOOD luck on all of your hard work ! keep grinding

[@vanivanov9571]

Heaven doesn't mean just the literal seasons and times. It also refers to changing circumstances. Sometimes it is right to fight, and others it is not. Some of these reasons are less clear than others.

[@xandercorp6175]

None of these rules are merely their direct interpretations. The Art of War is a work of subtlety.

[@kaleidoscope3234]

to translate literally from the Sun Tzu Art of War, it means "whoever's side god favor".

[@tr0mp577]

Whose translation is that? Most early translations come from French Jezuits in the 17th and 18th century totally raping the text and translating it into proper "Christian" French. The Chinese works have multiple gods, so most references to gods is translated as "whoever's side god favor" did not have any reference to gods or has a reference to multiple gods. I have stopped asking Europeans to interpretations of Taoism or the Art of War. They are blindsighted by their Platonic cultural bias of what is physical and spiritual. In the art of war the differences between "Heaven", "Earth" and "Man" are hardly intelligable to "western world thinkers" affected by monotheism or Plato. Van Ivanov seems to be right and wrong at the same time. I have interpretted "The workings of Heaven" as the natural processes you have no influence on. The waxing and the waning of the moon, the day and night cycle but also moon eclipses and solar ecplises. A meteor is the workings of Heaven, but an earthquake is the workings of Earth and so are the rains, the rivers and seas. I thinks the tidal movements would be considered the workings of Earth, although I would place them under Heaven maybe. Putting shackles on your anckles, wearing a ceremonial robe, taxes - these are the workings of Man :-D

[@WelshSwordsman]

@@tr0mp577 Whatever you say, nutjob. Going through your channel, I can say with like a 60% certainty that you reside in Amsterdam, which is in Northern Europe. So, in the end, your interpretations are "blind-sighted by their Platonic cultural bias of what is physical and spiritual. In the art of war the differences between "Heaven", "Earth" and "Man" are hardly intelligible to "western world thinkers" affected by monotheism or Plato.".

[@tr0mp577]

@@WelshSwordsman Thanks for confirming :-)

[@joncali821]

Your amazing 👏 Thank you for these illustrations. Very simple to follow and it definitely taught me more than the book.

[@DylAlitY]

00:30 Don't forget about these under the goals of the state: to collect resources and to establish territory.

[@rabituin1474]

If fighting assures your victory then you must fight!

[@rabituin1474]

Sun Tzu said that.

[@rabituin1474]

and I think he knows a little more about fighting than you do pal, BECAUSE HE INVENTED IT!

[@MinetaleMinetale]

​And he perfectionned it to be the best

[@izjeon1735]

great video and examples man

[@vanivanov9571]

The Trojan horse had about 30 to 40 armed men in it. Now thousands by any means. The men opened the gates, so that the main army could attack.

[@kelvinhopkins3000]

Outstanding work.

[@SpartanBrix]

Me and my friend are about to go to war against some other players on his Minecraft Realm, wish me luck.

[@SweetPixelNicole]

You deserve a million subss

[@JakubWojciechowski933]

This drawing of Great Britain was quite amazing, btw

[@muzzammilshamsudin4014]

I'm here for Ferb, but this here's a good video indeed

[@dirkstruan8299]

Great video, and equally great subject.

[@schizoidboy]

I forgot who said "I find plans to be useless but I find planning essential." I heard this before but I forgot who said it and watching this I was thinking about it. Thanks for reminding me who it was, General Eisenhower.

[@ilkeryoldas]

Looking forward to this series

[@Mopster87]

Just found this channel! it is amazing! Can't wait to grind though all your videos!

[@Obtaineudaimonia]

mopster87 Welcome and enjoy

[@RunForMillionaire]

1. Plan what you are going to do! 2. Get mentally tough enough! 3. Do it, the best u can!

[@axmednuurcali2556]

what kind of software you are using

[@tigerheaddude]

The characters used look awfully like Ferb (from Phineas and Ferb)..... Ferb time-traveler confirmed

[@PolynHoare]

Fully watched. Great story and Amazing arts paint cartoons.

[@GM-xz4xc]

Awesome!!!keep up the effort 😏

[@Thestockylovedone.]

I thoroughly enjoyed this

[@ianbrantley155]

I wish for the day that no one on earth needs to plan this way.

[@TheMuseSway]

Ah yes, just what I was looking for.

[@johnbrown2163]

Love your videos. Would like to see a how to animated Invention launch, unless you just wanna be business partners and invest.

[@SimberLayek]

This will help me know myself, and thus my enemies...

[@amandagardner3059]

This has helped me alot thx

[@blagerthorpnonersense1894]

Divide et impera translates to “Divide and rule,” impera being the word for rule. Divide et vincere would be divide and conquer. It isn’t enough to conquer, as the Romans learned in the Punic wars, you have to rule over that which you conquer or it will become a threat again in the future.

[@alfalockeye9445]

👏👏

[@zanahardial8750]

thank you for this

[@chaitanyaagarwal1573]

Amazing content really helpful 🔥

[@gavinboot4810]

The art of war is in every chess game,,you must be able to "see from the other side" "know your enemy's strength and weakness,,and know your own",,because a clever enemy is going to exploit yours,,,

[@mason8241]

love your channel so much! you introduced me to bernays and completely shifted my perception of reality. If you created a paetron account I would gladly pay

[@Obtaineudaimonia]

Thank you for watching!

[@gianisabedra6377]

Innerfire why am I watching this I am a 12 year old kid in an era of peace?!

[@bradcodd8035]

Are you aware that there is a version of the Art of War that has been adapted for business? It's impressive just how relevant many of Sun's strategies are in the context of business!

[@Braunemaus12]

Great video

[@dyingearth]

A plan is just a list of things that don't happen after the first shot is fired.

[@Alberthdx]

basic 1. want to success, strategy is a must uncalculate expanse leading to shitty situation 2. knowledge is important what is swot, plan, competitor, market, all aspect in the world factor 3. integration, know the same vision, purpose etc if the staff do not know what is he doing, you are doom 4. predicted and make use of pattern, 5. different condition, 6. leadership, 7. procedure based process 8. combine human that working in company, understand what are they doing. and lead by encourage leader that know what to do from learning the past pattern and knowledge the situation additional 9. flexible 10. war start from a lie tactic 11. confuse enemy, manipulate their expectation 12. use bait 13. prepare everything possible. evade their superiority 14. when they weak go attack. make internal conflict to them 15. attack unexpected 16. keep secret special 17. calculate more lose possibility

[@mikaelantonkurki]

because of point eleven the 'all warfare is based on deception' isn't merely a strategem like the trojan horse or hannibals oxen trick but a mundaine part of all actions in warfare.

[@Lucy-tr3qu]

sun tzu would have likely thought the greek's "trojan horse" a failure. the plan was executed in desperation after a rag-tag group besieged a city for *ten years* and couldn't win - just to honor an informal pact among lords. its success is pure luck. a lapse of thought on the trojans part. like sure, it was deceptive. but in the context of the story it's a massive failure. not a real example of what sun tzu means by deception in this chapter.

[@Lightning_Lance]

Indeed. The Trojan Horse story is more known than the Trojan war story itself nowadays. People forget that the point of the story was that it was a bloody affair where good men died and neither side won (well, technically the Greeks won but most of them died in the war and most of the war survivors then died on the way home).

[@SantomPh]

the "rag tag" was almost every Greek state army. Odysseus was a known crafty person but because Ithaca was a small state Agammemnon didn't listen to him as much. this is why his idea only came later

[@feudela4357]

Lightning Lance m

[@felixgutierrez993]

I mean this would work in a "appearing where on expected" sense and hell if they did it it is still a victory! No matter if you call it desperation or madness what is the enemy gonna say?....NOTHING THERE DEAD this is not a COD lobby where they come back and said you cheated this still works!

[@fiammazzo]

Good video

[@Scarvetcowboy]

Great video. But, the Trojan horse in legend was not a gift for Athena, but for Poseidon, which is sometimes depcted as a horse. Poseidon is also the Greek god of eathquakes, giving the alternative narrative that the city walls fell after a long siege during an earthquake. The Greeks would have seen this as a blessing of Poseidon, perhaps erecting this monument of a wooden horse thereafter.

[@ohxingyu7698]

Hi Adam, which version of the art of war did you use for this series? And which version do you recommend that is the most succinct and easiest to understand?

[@Obtaineudaimonia]

The Lionel Giles translation. It's in the public domain: www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/132

[@ohxingyu7698]

Eudaimonia thanks! Great videos, love the drawings and examples

[@ZraveX]

The logo at the end of the video is misspelled.

[@yasinozkan]

Wow nice, will you be doing the rest of the chapters too ?

[@Obtaineudaimonia]

Yes. I'm adding them all here: kzbin.info/aero/PLfJiKIkHeUHF0mBX6t71D2Rg0mQkehZhl

[@yasinozkan]

Yea I saw those, but I meant the other 7 videos till "The use of spies".

[@victoriavillalpando893]

Whoever was in the hiding of timid them too

[@WooJin-Carlota]

This is Sparta

[@samreynolds3789]

These LESSONS -Principles APPLY to PERSONAL & Business & Political lives

[@CompOfHall]

I'm disturbed by your depiction of Romans in Greek armor and Carthaginians in Roman armor.

[@trevorwoolson3860]

Awesome video! But Hannible wasnt black, he was Spanish(Iberian). And if he was from carthage, he'd still be greek/meditaranian.

[@CAPace09]

Trevor Woolson Well, the Carthaginians were descended from the Semetic Phoenicians. Thus, it is more likely that Hannibal looked more like people from the Middle East.

[@anttimartikainen7058]

HAH! that is what i felt too :D the darkest hannibal ever seen. so dark people were mostly south of sahara that point.

[@moguldamongrel3054]

Antti Martikainen love your music antti

[@patoaplastao7126]

Political correctness has to lie to accommodate a quota. Sad.

[@blackromulan]

First off: never trust a guy who can't spell the name of the guy for which he's giving biographical information: it's Hannibal, mate. Second, Hannibal was born in Carthage, Tunisia. Not the Iberian peninsula, but Northern Africa. Third, yes it's adjacent to the Mediterranean (again, note the proper spelling), but he would be Tunisian Arabic, not Greek. The two aren't interchangeable. The truth of the matter is that there is no definitive evidence one way or another on what Hannibal looked like. Historically, it doesn't matter either way. It's funny how folks fuss over it, though.

[@iGnatiusisMe]

Very good video! Trojan horse could not have held a thousand men let alone 'thousands of armed men"

[@GalenMarekOfficial]

There were only a few in it who opened the gates for the troops.

[@RBuckminsterFuller]

It's funny how so many of the comments are about Hannibal's skin colour but no one seems to mind the fact that only the Roman and British uniforms and outfits are even close to being from the right culture and/or era.

[@M.G.R...]

*Thank u sir*

[@DMPepe]

What, are we doing the Morgan Freeman Hannibal now?

[@bosbanon3452]

Hannibal wasn't black

[@Moaom97]

Hilmi Prabowo any good source on that?

[@bosbanon3452]

Moaom97 of you are an afrocentrist i'm tired arguing about that but if you are not he is phoenician maybe he have black mother or grand mother but by ancestry he ia still a phoenician please don't reply this of you don't accept it, i still respect your opinion

[@Moaom97]

No, no! You misunderstood me entirely.. I was just wondering if you had any sources that indicated that or the other.. I havent read anywhere that he was or that he wasnt.. so it was pure interest in the subject.

[@Moaom97]

Hilmi Prabowo but yeah! If he was black it had had to be the mother because of his phonecian father..

[@bosbanon3452]

Moaom97 no problem if that true

[@1016ajm]

Man this shit is sinister

[@bubuluwithagoldendudul9709]

9:00 its not a mongol strategy it's actually a Persian strategy

[@Онактожаждет]

READY TO PLAY TOTAL WAR NOW !

[@tr0mp577]

Hi - I wanted to say hi. This video serie is very well done - my compliments. Some examples raised an eyebrow, but that is to be expected. But not only do you have a video serie on one of my favorite books, you named your channel Eudemonia, after the word which is translated as happiness and comes from Aristotle's "Ethica Nicomanchae", or isn't? I was learned that "Eudemonia" means somewhat litteraly "feeling like a demi- god". Not that it is a good thing - I am from the Ataraxia school of thoughts. Epicures over Aristotle every day of the week. Too bad the rest of the world has their heads too deep up Plato's ass :-D Not you I guess - I saw you even had a series on Marcus Aerelius (Meditations) and Seneca. I read The letters to... (what'shisnameagain?). Your series is half my bookcase hahahaha! Mmmmm just a top 13 of quotes from Marcus.... Watching the first.... Ay.... Most important I take out of it - as is repeated in his Meditations, that Time is limited because there is no afterlife! Time is not a resource - I understand why you say this living in 2017 but that is not the lesson I took from Marcus. There is no afterlife! That is why time is so essential. But maybe I take my Taoist approach too serious ;-) "Urgency + Focus = best chance of achieving goals???" (Really??) The second quote you discuss is about the same thing. There are no 1000 years ahead of you - as many Pythagoras followers would have you believe or Plato adepts. Fate is at your elbow - when you meet your fate (die) then there is nothing left of those 1000 years. No second life, no second chance - Providence is done! Nice quote about chance - that sparked one of the most important lessons I got from Marcus and that is the wonderfull mysterie of Nature explained. Nature, he says somewhere, the magical and wonderous part of nature that never stops amazing is this: Nature is able to fashion new life from old. Well enough said - you might not even read this comment - but again my compliments for the hard work an effort put in this project and the fine people who sponsored you doing it with your team!

[@exitparadise2244]

only a sith deals in absolutes

[@lasal134]

Love these videos, they are so easy to understand. One thing tho- the last screen has EUDAIMONIA spelled "EUDIAMONIA". Which is right?

[@Obtaineudaimonia]

Eudaimonia is correct. It was a typo :(

[@sabino6977]

amen

[@starlight0313]

TECHNOBLADE GANG

[@DormantAccount6969]

Technoblade NEVA DIES!

[@iwantthebasicback]

The numbers don't match up with actual layout plans

[@benquinney2]

A thousand year commonwealth

[@vaibhavkumarpatil1425]

Ben Quinney yes... very unrealistic.

[@lhproductions00]

*cough* Reich

[@jordinagel1184]

Very nice video, as always. Just one question: why do the Germanic tribes look like native Americans...?

[@SantomPh]

Jordi Nagel similar outlook on nature and spirituality

[@attiladerhunne2998]

@@SantomPh but the Germans got rid of the Romans

[@fiammazzo]

OMG

[@eimantasbutkus5324]

3:19 Hanibal wasn't black.

[@ChessGrandBassTurd]

Hanibal Buress: "Wack!"

[@DennisNeijmeijer]

Haha i was just noticing that all the figures look so happy and friendly even the `baddies` Except for Hitler.

[@shaywright6608]

Hannibal was not black at all, even north Africans were white maybe a bit tan but certainly not black

[@Lucy-tr3qu]

Dauntless Assassin the social concept of race didnt exist in hannibal's time. its an anachronism to say he was either white or black. it's about the same as claiming he was a yankees fan.

[@DinoCon]

Ummmmm... why is Hannibal black?

[@doctor_dre]

yeah hannibal was white

[@SantomPh]

dr dre Phonecian, not white

[@doctor_dre]

SantomPh okay correction: Hannibal wasnt black*

[@collinspecht6725]

Omg...CAN WE ENJOY THINGS WITHOUT SOME LIBERAL DOUCHEBAG BRINGING RACE IN TO EVERY LITTLE FUCKING THING?? HUH?? CAN WE??? IT'D BE FUCKING NICE!!

[@Fritzadood]

Collin Specht what we SHOULD be talking about is how Hannibal was wearing roman armor while the romans were wearing greek gear.

[@collinspecht6725]

jadejaw .....hold on, wait. Is he really?

[@toluddenzel9288]

Do a on war car von clausewits

[@Suiseiseki00Rozen]

>Black Hannibal

[@kilijanek]

Wait wait... Sparta was not militant nation! They had been teaching discipline and service to the nation from start, but they were well educated, also in military strategy. Most of nations at that era had units commanded by single leader per each unit. Spartans used more complex chain of command and using smaller units than whole phalanx. This is known that when allied nation asked Sparta for help, they often sent single advisor and this was enough to win wars without moving armies from their own country. Why? Sparta always thought of themselves as invading force occupying Peloponesia. They also were very conservative due to construction of their government - this allowed them to be stable nation and avoid radical changes, but in long run it doomed them against Athens. Oh, and the most warrior-like culture had Argos, not Sparta :) BTW> Sparta perfectly used those myth-tales to their advantage :)

[@orsula09]

Thousands of armed men ????

[@SimberLayek]

Rulers are immoral. Leaders are not.

[@templarkiller2926]

Everyone is immoral, people pretend to have morals but then they go and break their own morals. Human beings kind of suck at morality

[@gogos1003]

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[@terryterry8376]

"A leader with integrity creates passionate, dedicated followers" *Donald Trump has entered the chat*

[@nope1406]

hahah

[@benquinneyiii7941]

Essex Nimitz

[@nzmak3220]

divide and rule...look how divided we are now..proof? look at your fiat currencies, we used to use same money back then, now we have many colored fiat paper we redeem as money. just wonder who ruled us right now...

[@alfalockeye9445]

...

[@_Crazyslots]

english people had better understanding of sun tzu than chinese wtf.

[@markstephensajul8244]

Is de ort af ware

[@FRD357]

Who the fuck is Odessyus, its Odysseus

[@enthusiastJD]

anyone here from HSLDA english

[@dylan__dog]

Hannibal was white, not black. Phoenicians and Iberians were white.

[@CgJhango]

Dylan Dog 😂😂😂

[@10daysinyomama]

JhangoTV I'm kinda late, but Dylan dog is right. The people of North Africa had what is now an extinct skin tone(it's really an interesting topice) they looked similar in tone to the Romans. This changed after the Arabs expanded and took over that area.

[@victoriavillalpando893]

Per their gain of filth

[@victoriavillalpando893]

If on you tube still on tonight .. Lie die

[@titusaurelius5661]

Disliking cuz black hannibal.

[@rahulchawla62]

quite fast!!!

[@b7k1l8yn]

Hannibal was a Black Moor according to the Romans, Europeans always try to white was history

[@M4CB]

Hannibal probably wasn't black, just fyi.

[@mitube240]

CHARGE!-russia

[@victoriavillalpando893]

U don't kno them uidont