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It's Thursday. Thank you guys for listening.

We're doing a very, uh, very interesting thing today, something new for the people out there that are, uh, are dedicated

Mac credoions. We have purchased the art of war. That's right. By Sunsu and we have read the first chapter.

I highly recommend that you read the first chapter. If you're listening to this show, you don't have to, uh, but I recommend that you do it.

It's three pages long. So, um, not really asking for that much.

Took me about one and a half minutes, two minutes to read the first time that I went back annotated a little bit, but it's, it's easy reading, um,

big font, a lot of spaces in there. So you guys can all get through it. Uh, I believe in you, but we've all read it.

We've got the whole squad here. We're going to discuss it. Uh, before we get into the meat of chapter one of the art of war by Sunsu, I think we should probably contextualize a little bit and talk about Sunsu and what this book was.

So I don't know. Is anybody here familiar with Sunsu at all?

Yeah, he wrote the art of war. Correct. Correct. Aaron. He wrote the art of war. Uh, he was a Chinese general. He was a military strategist. He was a philosopher.

Uh, and he wrote the art of war. However, yeah, Billy, I just got one thing to say. Uh, you know, when you look at history, right?

Yeah, like, who do you think are great warriors, great generals? We got like Genghis Khan. We got like Napoleon. We got like Bellicac built Bellicac. We have Alexander the great. We have, uh, you know, Leonardo's.

What the fuck did Sunsu do? So Sunsu, uh, yeah, but you can call this shit. I don't know what he did. He's just good writing a manual. He's good at writing a manual. It's a big time. Well, you know,

there just actually correlates to some football writers out there. You think you think Peter King ever played in the NFL?

No, but he's documented the he's documented professional football. Did Sunsu beat Kangus Khan? He did not, but he learned from Genghis Khan. He did.

Do you actually fight him? No, no, I'm saying like he learned from what Genghis Khan did allegedly. And then he incorporated that into the art of war. It says that he was born in 544 BC.

He died in 496 BC. There are some controversies about his life, though. Some people think that he might not have been everything that he's led to believe. So either he was kind of a fraud, or maybe some people believe that he didn't actually exist.

And it was just a collection of wisdom that was written by the Chinese.

And just cataloged and something that they could use to train some of their generals, but I think he probably existed. I give it about 90% Sunsu is real.

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