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三十六计英文-Thirty-Six Stratagems 26. Point at the mulberry only to curse the locust 三十六计
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27. Feigning foolishness
King David, Odysseus, Claudius, and an early writer of the I Ching were all men
who survived danger by pretending to be insane or mentally deficient. It's not
fun to be thought of as stupid, but it is safer than to be reckoned intelligent
and therefore dangerous.
The war about other people's opinions is one that has to be fought in your own
mind. Once you're clear that there will always be other people who dislike you
or have a low opinion of you, you can free yourself up to answer only to God and
your own integrity. And then you will not be ruled by what other people think of
you.
Fighters often cultivate the opponent's opinion of them. As I wrote above, a
well known "leg man" in the martial arts cultivated the opinion of others
that--because he was so good at kicks---he was poor at using his punches in a
fight. When his big fight came, he defeated his opponent strictly by boxing with
him at close range.
A small, lightweight woman kickboxer was attacked by a serial rapist. She
slammed a shin kick across his liver and midsection, paralyzing him for a moment
with pain and loss of breath. She ran up to her apartment, locked herself in,
and phoned the police. He was over six feet tall, and she was five foot one. Her
decisive, aggressive kick exploited his opinion that she was a "mere girl" (and
a small one at that). (She was also the first of his prey who got a good look at
him, and she gave the police his description. Eventually, he was caught and
imprisoned.)
三十六计英文-Thirty-Six Stratagems 28. Remove the ladder after the ascent
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