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It was a simplistic saying in the military, told from every Commander to their Lieutenants, but it held a purpose. No one wanted a repeat of the incident where a young upstart led his regiment in a charge up a hill, completely overconfident of overwhelming the enemy forces dug in on the other side. There was barely anyone alive who fought on the attacking side that day.
Score 2, its not easy on the English language not going to lie
Score 2 for being overcomplicated and not very grammatical, I couldn’t repeat it back to you after reading it once.
Score 4 for having a plain meaning and being good advice, even if I suspect a few words would get cut in the telling.
Score 4 - This is straightforward, makes complete sense and has a clear point
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Score 3. Like all good proverbs, a very obvious truism that breaks down a bit when one thinks about it too closely.