Patterns of Conflict¶
Boyd, J. R. (1987). Patterns of Conflict. John Boyd briefing.
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Mechanisms¶
- Look-Move-Look Cycle
- It is Boyd's OODA loop compressed to arm's length, where tempo matched to the situation beats a slower attempt to read the whole scene at once.
This sourceLinks advantage in changing situations to rapid observation–orientation–decision–action cycling and a faster operating tempo.
- It is Boyd's OODA loop compressed to arm's length, where tempo matched to the situation beats a slower attempt to read the whole scene at once.
- Tempo Pressure Map
- Its strength is that it makes the faster actor's leverage visible: you can see on one page that most of what feels like obligation is the opponent selecting your agenda, which is the precondition for getting inside their loop rather than being trapped inside it.
This sourceArgues that faster tempo can let an actor get inside an adversary's OODA loop.
- Its strength is that it makes the faster actor's leverage visible: you can see on one page that most of what feels like obligation is the opponent selecting your agenda, which is the precondition for getting inside their loop rather than being trapped inside it.
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