Based on Clausewitz's arguments, we can infer that:
A) Strategy is based on a pre-determined wisdom and rational thinking.
B) Strategy unfolds sequentially yet rationally.
C) Strategy has a non-rationalistic element in it, induced by passions and feelings.
D) Both strategy is based on a pre-determined wisdom and rational thinking and strategy unfolds sequentially yet rationally.

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Clausewitz argues that strategy involves a non-rationalistic element, which is induced by passions and feelings. He believed that warfare was not solely based on rational thinking and logic but also involved human emotions and unpredictable factors.

Based on Clausewitz's Arguments, We Can Infer That