The Surrender Tactic
More of a truth than just an opinion, most, if not all people crave power whether it be in a conscious or subconscious level. This is one of the points where self-esteem and control gets along whenever we deal with other people especially if either they are of a higher position or when it's a situation where they outnumber you. The Surrender Tactic is quite hard to use since you have to go through the process with a very good amount of self-esteem and consciously knowing that your pride or dignity isn't the one going down, it's for the sake of fooling the enemy to lower down their guard and/or to stop pursuing or tormenting you.
This tactic is probably one of the most calculating and most effective of all. It is a tactic that can provide the time and the room to maneuver since it puts you in a position similar to the number zero--- a number most people describe as nothing but most of them have forgotten that if you add something to zero, it goes up and so on. Never have I seen a tactic so creative, calculating and efficient that a well-planned Surrender Tactic could be the turning point of a battle or even a person's life. In battle, for example, think of this as the sudden retreat of a decoy or skirmisher part of an army where, if the enemy takes the bait, they will be flanked or encircled by the former in turn. In politics, a person surrendering joins the fold or group of the enemy and then destroying it within.
A lot of possibilities. Pick your poison.
This tactic is probably one of the most calculating and most effective of all. It is a tactic that can provide the time and the room to maneuver since it puts you in a position similar to the number zero--- a number most people describe as nothing but most of them have forgotten that if you add something to zero, it goes up and so on. Never have I seen a tactic so creative, calculating and efficient that a well-planned Surrender Tactic could be the turning point of a battle or even a person's life. In battle, for example, think of this as the sudden retreat of a decoy or skirmisher part of an army where, if the enemy takes the bait, they will be flanked or encircled by the former in turn. In politics, a person surrendering joins the fold or group of the enemy and then destroying it within.
A lot of possibilities. Pick your poison.
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