Psycho-Cybernetics and the Art of War

[Hanksdottir]

Greetings all !

I'm gonna see if I can get away with something different, here.

As part of my personal goals, I want to read these two books.

Psycho-Cybernetics was recommended by my son's Psychology teacher. He is a local therapist, and if he recommends this work to his students, I think it must be worth reading.

( en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Psycho-Cybernetics )

The other is recommended by batman (per a meme, where baby batmen was reading Sun Tzu)

   www.overdrive.com/media/199900/the-art-of-war-for-women

     http://www.sonshi.com/chu.html

This is the version I have, therefore the one I will be talking about.

[This Chick is SO hardcore!!]

 

Part of my challenge goals is to get out & meet people, here in Cyberspace. SO... here goes nuttin.

I will read a chapter or so, then report back to you, what I learned from it.

Basically it's just like the challenge threads where you do by being accountable.

so - i figure if I announce to 200,000 people that I'm gonna do it, i may feel more inclined to actually keep doing it.

yuh?

okay, here goes.

[Maj. Bloodnok]

Well?  What have you found?

[18ck]

Well?  What have you found?

Bloodnock! Bloodnock, I need your help!

[jasonkoller]

And here I thought this was going to be "Art of War Theoretically Applied to an Age of Cybernetics and Psych-Warfare"

Regardless, It sounds immensely interesting.

Art of War is good stuff.

[Hanksdottir]

And here I thought this was going to be "Art of War Theoretically Applied to an Age of Cybernetics and Psych-Warfare"

Regardless, It sounds immensely interesting.

Art of War is good stuff.

Wow, what a cool title!

Actually, to answer the Major,

I think what I've found is that I spend way too much time reading this forum (mostly hanging out in the 6-week challenges section)

and not much time with real books, any more.

A comment in a thread I follow referenced miamoto musashi's Book of Five Rings, so, if I ever sit down and actually read a book again, I might have to add that one to this list.

But, yeah, combine 3 books from different centuries and different cultures, it could be a Level-Up mixed mental arts mashup!

(I like it..... )

must pursue....