War works differently then you think. “That focus on morale gets to a truth about warfare: the winner of a battle is not the one that kills the most, but the one who makes the enemy run away. And the… Read More »Collections: The Siege of Gondor: Part VI: Black Sails and Gleaming Banners
It’s math baby.
Or just try to think before you put an estimate of confidence.
Good tips. [HBR On Leadership] The “Hidden Blockers” That Are Limiting Your Leadership Potential #hbrOnLeadership https://podcastaddict.com/hbr-on-leadership/episode/210545055 via @PodcastAddict
Some people have a lot of free time.
This is why math and physics is important kids. “So what is our conclusion? Mainly that it seems very unlikely that – as real, non-magical but monstrous creatures – trolls could actually function as they are shown. The weapons they… Read More »Collections: The Siege of Gondor, Part V: Just Flailing About Flails
I justove how complicated logistic gets even with the simplest stuff. “One thing is missing for this army, however: spare horses. A knight does not ride to battle with a single horse, but rather with several. The war-horse is a… Read More »Collections: The Siege of Gondor, Part IV: The Cavalry Arrives
So much to learn from this books, movies and an historian. “In the film, the defense of Minas Tirith collapses because Grond breaches the gate and then mountain trolls push through the defenders. Mordor triumphs by raw physical might smashing… Read More »Collections: The Siege of Gondor, Part III: Having Fun Storming the City
Nice explainer why you need to chill out.
A lot of new info I did not know about.