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{{a|devil|{{image|Fighter planes|png|John Boyd getting inside some Russki’s OSDA Loop, yesterday. (Ok I admit it: this is badly photoshopped drivel)}}}}{{Quote|
{{a|devil|{{image|Fighter planes|png|John Boyd getting inside some Russki’s OSDA Loop, yesterday. (Ok I admit it: this is badly photoshopped drivel)}}}}{{airplane searchlight}}
''AIR CONTROLLER MACIAS'': Maybe we ought to turn on the search-lights now? <br>
''REX KRAMER'': '''No'''. That’s just what they’ll be ''expecting'' us to do.
:—''Airplane!'' (1980)<ref>Oh, go on: <br><youtube width="200" height="120" >https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y0X0ZYbnHxA</youtube></ref>}}
{{quote|Surprise is a crucial element in most [[finite game]]s. If we are not prepared to meet each of the possible moves of an opponent, our chances of losing are most certainly increased.<br>
{{quote|Surprise is a crucial element in most [[finite game]]s. If we are not prepared to meet each of the possible moves of an opponent, our chances of losing are most certainly increased.<br>
It is therefore by surprising our opponent that we are most likely to win. Surprise in finite play is the triumph of the past over the future.
It is therefore by surprising our opponent that we are most likely to win. Surprise in finite play is the triumph of the past over the future.

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