Cornered prey reversal logic
Definition
A reinterpretation of the 'cornered animal' metaphor showing that when an aggressor corners prey and the prey attacks back, the aggressor becomes the one who is trapped, not the prey. Applied strategically, this shows how invasion can reverse and trap the invader.
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