So to win a hundred victories in a hundred battles is not the highest excellence; the highest excellence is to subdue the enemy’s army without fighting at all.
—Sun Tzu
Your enemy depends on being able to read you, to get some sense of your intentions. The goal of your maneuvers should be to make that impossible, to send the enemy on a wild-goose chase for meaningless information, to create ambiguity as to which way you are going to jump.
Daily Law: The more you break down people’s ability to reason about you, the more disorder you inject into their system.
The 33 Strategies of War
, Strategy 20: Maneuver Them into Weakness—The Ripening-for-the-Sickle Strategy