Respect to Robert Greene for not backing down.

@cisi8819

6 жыл бұрын

Jeff Doe i am very thankfull to. He open our eyes

My favorite author💙💛😊🥇☀️

@dev-tamim

3 жыл бұрын

Me too

Robert went to war with the questioner in real time right before our eyes

@Notabot437

Жыл бұрын

Lmao. It was getting interesting with the first guy.

What a presentation! Just want to say thank you to Robert. What a great work he has done. Definitely impacted my life for the better. So much practical knowledge in his books. The Law of Human Nature is a must read. Big respect. Thank you again.

roberts intellect is terrifying

Thanks Robert I am a Beast because of you!

Robert was treated very poorly by the staff and guest. Robert, however, was brilliant.

@joemecca611

6 жыл бұрын

he does ok

@dwight4k

5 жыл бұрын

+Gus B May I ask how you know that? Do you work there? Or have you worked there?

@rizla8602

3 жыл бұрын

It's easy to be critical and ask why isn't something done another way, that's the weapon of swallow people, they are trying to act smart and that's all they can do! Long and healthy life to a master, who blew them away and he will always do! Man of knowledge and truth, viva la Rober Green!

@donsilverson9927

3 жыл бұрын

Who was the loser at the very beginning?

@VersionBest

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah the audience was rough. A few of them wanted to be confrontational rather than asking genuine questions regarding the topic of the talk. I am a software engineer so I can understand that some people who are in the same field as me can be arseh*le. These same people have an over inflated sense of self (basically a nice way of saying they're full of themselves). Like they're God. I suppose it comes with the territory when you're in this field. The people who are in this field knows what I'm talking about.

I agree as a fellow strategist that strategy is a worldview and the process of strategic making is ideally a fluid concept...ever evolving, ever changing and adapting while never lose sight of the grand goal

@alupelimjamekwana2174

4 жыл бұрын

@@aronflip9353 I'm wondering the same thing.

Where is his water? How inconsiderate! Bravo, Rob!

I’m grateful that the previous comments demonstrate the horrible Q&A session. Now I saved some time for myself to reflect upon what Robert said. I’ve listened to the 33 strategies of War so hearing Robert’s insight helped me further understand his thesis.

I don't know what you people are talking about, this is the exact kind of Q&A session that I like watching where spectators are not passive but are actively deciphering your arguments and looking for loopholes. People aren't supposed to be afraid of the guy on the stage and giving him freedom to be as vague as he wants. If only the whole world was like this.

- Some of the people asking questions in the Q&A session were really rude with Robert. This is not the place to argue like that... In my opinion. - I really enjoyed the story of Musashi! Great speech Overall.

@hollykuntz1922

7 жыл бұрын

The guy who asked the last question was super annoying.

@stevenoverlord

3 жыл бұрын

They wanted to hear themselves talk

When you try to speak to people who think they are smarter than anyone else u get Q and A like this. I like how Robert handled the whole situation honestly but definitely didn't deserve to be interupted by the moderator, debated on semantics to people who want to hear them speak, and a non functioning mic lol

Guy is raw power and wisdom. Absolute genius

It went sideways in the Q&A but it was an intriguing talk. When you hypothesize the impetus behind the Iraq invasion to illustrate your point, you're going to illicit an argumentative response regardless of the audience. His point was well made but the example used to make his point was too polarizing and a bit of a stretch. Regardless, loved the topic and the speaker's insights.

👠 Amazing. Thank you for posting.

This lecture is gold

I believe it is a misunderstanding of the lesson itself. The book they discussed, was not created to talk about wars, but to take the strategies from wars and see the possibility to implement these strategies in daily life.

Robert Green - Wonderful MS - Biggest Egomaniac

Humble guy. Brilliant guy. love him

Agreed. I lived in Redmond for 15 years and the majority of my friends were Microsofties. They are engineers, techies and are not endowed with the ability to be strategic. Trying to tie a shoe lace is a tough task. The twit is a prime example of techie thinking.

You have a fantastic capacity to deliver the accumulated knowledge to other people around the world. The War, Power, and Strategy lecture was very productive and the best of the best in your series of lectures. It created an interest to learn and master in military strategies, which is really my area of interest. Further, 10000 hours of accumulating knowledge is also another strategy to become an expert in an area of interest. Your teaching gave me the courage to step onto a new page in my life where I have started trusting myself and expecting to achieve the strategic heaven which you have described. Tripple Gem Bless you Mr. Greene

what separates a genius from the average is their understanding of history

Brilliant Very insightful Learnt a lot Thank you very much You are true master!

Why i s Robert's name not even mentioned in the video description?

Hope you got paid well for this Robert.

@APerez89

2 жыл бұрын

Anacleto? Really!??? 😂😂😂😂 Where's Refugio? Jk better than mine. At least yours is like a diamond... rare. 😉

Why is the video quality so low and not in HD

Great talk by Robert Greene.

great speech, huge love from birmingham UK

@solstice68

6 жыл бұрын

Bedward Reach I

@27sman

6 жыл бұрын

Birmingham perry barr uk here mate

What an enlightening session, Mr.Greene! I must REIGN over my ancient Neanderthalian tendency towards 'envy' in the hopes that one day perhaps I too may conduct a brilliant and 'Masterful' presentation! ;-P

Sun Tzu also said that 'Winning by minimum bloodshed may be wise....but doesn't make for good telly'. That was from his lesser known book 'Square Go!' - less sophisticated than the other one.

@uchihakiller201

2 жыл бұрын

Telly ??

@skymark7914

2 жыл бұрын

@@uchihakiller201 tv

@miketython1550

2 жыл бұрын

@@skymark7914 don’t know if you’re joking or not

@skymark7914

2 жыл бұрын

@@miketython1550 telly is television. It's how brits and irish people say it. Why would I be joking?

@miketython1550

2 жыл бұрын

@@skymark7914 because tellys weren’t invented when sun tzu was alive 🤣

is it me, or those people asking questions just want to hear themselves talk?

@floofiegaming8596

Жыл бұрын

Yes

love your presentation u a real master

I think the question about Art of War in Japan and the Tet strategy are based on the documentary by History channel on the Art of War by Sun Tzu.

@femmeNikita27

5 жыл бұрын

Good to know. Thank you very much for this insight. I suppose cultural aspects might be vital in this issue. First of all Asian people will never admit failure, so the talk about faith in success might not be what it is in Western cultures. But I haven't watched this documentary yet so it's hard for me to fully comment on this in more detail. Another issue might be the fact that awareness of common soldiers sacrificed to pursue strategic goals usually would differ a lot , especially in Asian army, from the level of awareness of their generals, especially those at the top who planned the operation. In some cases common soldiers just knew they had to be present in some place but with no idea for what, not to mention unaware of being expected to die there in horrible way. Some of them were poor minority peasants not even speaking the same language that their generals did. So any speculations based on Western mindset related to Asian armies fighting wars are probably missing a point in many regards.

So this talk was at Microsoft…? The technology company?

@Henok_T

2 жыл бұрын

Application

Reading the comments I think I will skip the Q&A...great talk by Robert!

it’s quite a shame really. It doesn’t appear as though they have read or perhaps I should say pondered over the contents of the book. Great talk nonetheless

Jesus Christ the people in the audience must love to hear the sound of their own voices when they talk. Between dealing with these jagoffs and the horrendous sound issues I hope the check Robert cashed was a big one.

@havenosmellleavenoname382

6 жыл бұрын

Lol im p. sure the people in the crowd can manipulate the planert with their 00100100 b.s., robert green hangs out wit fiddy

@havenosmellleavenoname382

6 жыл бұрын

Greene*

@ericw.4672

5 жыл бұрын

Foddy

@antoniamendonca8918

3 жыл бұрын

I agree with you j2times2006 😊 he must have really felt peeved to be surrounded by simps like the arguer 😔

Bravo.

Wow Bill gates has neglected this division of Microsoft 😷

Video starts at 02:40

This is why his books are outlawed in prison lol

@erics3101

Жыл бұрын

Oh yes, I finally gotfinally got a copy of the art of seduction there, most lifw changing day of my life!

Brilliant!

@egdapo

7 жыл бұрын

Agreed!

what a man

be like athena, not like ares

@alpeetakozeltak2000

2 жыл бұрын

Be like Jesus, love your enemies.

Terrific lecture spoilt by the failure to edit out the microphone disfunction at the beginning

@PenandBlade

7 жыл бұрын

I found it charming

@milicapuric2250

7 жыл бұрын

Martin Carter Was it really spoiled?

@getmartincarter

7 жыл бұрын

Milica Puric - post production editing is an important tool ' hello can you hear me ... light switch ... it's on ... can you hear me now ... yes no ... etc "" this could be edited out

Very poor video quality. C'me on this is at Microsoft!

26:55 every battel is won or lost before it's evr fought 1:03:43 Napoleon says if ur army is motivated & u hv inspired it u hv 3 tm's d force of another army

Timestamps would greatly help your presentatioms.

1:12:58 1:03:40 Morale's chapter in the 33 Strategies symbol is the tide and the moons 🌙 effect on it

He look like the professor 👨🏻‍🏫

Anyone who thinks war is irrelevant go speak to a Ukrainian today. U may not be interested in war but war is interested in you

@miketython1550

2 жыл бұрын

Well said

@markhirstwood4190

Жыл бұрын

Based on Greene's great book, The 33 Strategies of War, you can tell that Russia has: strategy, timing, superior weapons, better economy of means, unity of command, the moral high ground and what Sun Tuz calls 'shih', that is a position of massive potential force. Russia has won in advance. US 'empire' died when they fled the Taliban.

Great wisdomised knowledge being deliverd.love from Pakistan

@abdiazizhajibare4964

5 жыл бұрын

Robert Greene is simply genius and a blessing to mankind

34:00 the owl 🦉 is the oldest still living fighter species in the Animal Kingdom, Dr. Robert writes about The Hawk (2nd oldest) in the 48 Laws chapter 35 Master The Art Of Timing if you will. Ares 🇬🇷 is to The Hawk as Athena is to The Owl 🦉

Why the hell would you argue with a speaker?Very disrespectful.

Shitty staff. He Could’ve managed the situation better than he did. I hate it when they put people with no leadership or organizational skills as organizers/leaders. Anyways, Great talk from Robert!

“The Handbook of a Psychopath” Robert Greene

Of course the most ignorant person would ask the first question, it's like he's a walking, talking fox news. And of course everyone is an expert.

He was there because the chad was not introduced into the supreme lifetime royal court. We would have had Gore with better judgement instead. No parent issues.

@anonmouse2259

3 жыл бұрын

what did you just say

Earring & Hair?

@user-pf5xq3lq8i

5 жыл бұрын

Leftist uniform.

@coimbralaw

2 жыл бұрын

WTF are you talking about?

••••

Microsoft research group joke with technology

The first person that asked him a question just wanted to be right. What a bum.

The questioners are stupid. They have a big Microsoft ego that's keeping them away from understanding the reality.

Ano baanggusto mong gawinko par a maalis ang tampo mo kay. Ex

Nbvhhh

This speaker should think about changing his strategy when talking to the listeners :P Just braging over how long he studied war, and tell someone to read a good book, are not so good things to say to win an argument...

@ericragnar3069

7 жыл бұрын

why argue with a speaker? The audience members just wanted to demonstrate their big egos on someone who came to give a speech. Totally rude and arrogant.

@grimmer2005

7 жыл бұрын

Yeah, you are correct. But when giving a speech, such as this, you must be prepared to be criticized on many ways. And be able to answer it correctly.

@ericragnar3069

7 жыл бұрын

I suppose you are right that one should be ready to address attacks from all sides. I'm just irritated by the argumentative approach some of these folks have when asking their question. It's almost as if they're asking a question in order to have a debate.

@coimbralaw

2 жыл бұрын

You sound envious of someone who has read more than you have.

No terri but allah hu ak bar, muhammad jihad. Lol Wheres my organic fridge yo?