The Ultimate Form of Strategy

T e lawrence was perhaps the first modern strategist to develop the theory behind this kind of warfare. His ideas influenced mao, who found in his writings an uncanny western equivalent to washe. Indirection and elusiveness yield far better results at a much lower cost. Nothing will infuriate and disorient them more than formlessness. In a world where wars of detachment are the order of the day, formlessness is crucia.