The strategy "your opponents good move is your good move" doesn't really translate well to other things, does it? Take Jiu Jitsu for instance... or chess. You really want to counter what your opponent is doing but not DO what your opponent would do.
does "your opponents' good move is your good move" apply always, though? Aren't there moves that are good for one and bad for the other? Maybe I'm not following exactly what that phrase means.
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"When a pickpocket looks at a saint, all he sees are the pockets."
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