Sun Tzu famously stated that "all warfare is based on deception". He suggested feeding an enemy's prejudices—confirming what they expect to see—to lead them into predictable patterns of response.

Arrogance: "Pretend to be weak, that he may grow arrogant". A proud enemy becomes careless and underestimates your strength, making them vulnerable to a surprise attack.

Exploiting Personal Temperament: Sun Tzu identified specific character traits as "fatal flaws" for a commander.
Irritation: "If your opponent is of choleric temper, seek to irritate him". By provoking anger, you force him into reckless, uncalculated actions.

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Was thinking the same! And what ‘score’ would her glorious leader give her?

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great history to the design of the original ARM instr. set - how opcodes were mapped to the hardware to minimise transistor switching to minimise heat generation as they could only afford plastic packaging for chips. that work also made it super efficient on power & ideal for future mobile devices.

I loved R6502 - the processor on the AppleII - indirect-indexed & indexed-indirect addressing modes - bring it on!