Observe, Decide, and Then Act

John boyd's idea was that you're out on the battlefield, and your you're just onton his very seems very pedestrian. Ou just o figure out what's going on, observe orient amd, and then you have to decide what to do. That kind of seems pretty obvious. Well, give me the general principle behind it. So theyethin. You see, o you don't send me the questions in advance. We've just established it. The aim in a conflixt situation should be to consistently observe oreent, decide and act so fast that the situationis changed before your opponent can act. S your opponent is constantly observing de ing an they have to re start