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He missed one: Strategy is not tactics. For example I see sports pundits do confuse strategy with tactics all the time. I guess you need to be a chess/go playe
by toolslive 5y ago
He missed one: Strategy is not tactics.
For example I see sports pundits do confuse strategy with tactics all the time.
I guess you need to be a chess/go player to really understand these concepts.
- yakshaving_jgt 5y ago> I guess you need to be a chess/go player to really understand these concepts. How did you reach this conclusion?
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- yobbo 5y agoDifferentiating between tactics and strategy illustrates different levels and priorities in the overall game plan. It might still be valid to use these words interchangeably at some level. For example; how to set up an ambush is a tactical question, but when and why might be strategic questions. Tact is near synonymous with "how to act".
- toolslive 5y agoYes. It might even be that what is tactical on one level is strategical on another. For example: an investment agency might have as a strategy: "we do arbitrage on different markets that have latency between them". A tactic might be: "We use AI to optimize our decisions". On for the people involved with the AI, the decision of AI is strategical, and the tactics are like "do we use NNs ? or statistical modelling, or both or ... ?"