In this engaging discussion, Andrew Carr, a strategic studies expert known for his work on temporal phenomena, delves into the crucial role of time in military strategy. He highlights historical examples, including Napoleon's campaigns, demonstrating how timing can influence battle outcomes. Carr challenges the assumption that faster decisions are always better and explores the psychological dimensions of military leadership. He also unpacks the Fabian strategy, illustrating the balance between delay and engagement in warfare and how these tactics adapt to our ever-changing geopolitical landscape.
