However, it is some of these qualities they seem to be trying to build into their AI's for swarming drones and planes. Each operating individually and sharing information continuously.

Every key stroke pushes the glass a bit further toward the edge as nervous "officials" look on intently...

So true, but totally different circumstances, you see the military on a battle field where so many lives are at stake, you must follow the orders of the Commanding Officer for a reason. It will save lives, the Commanding Officer knows the whole picture of what's going on in the battle, and knows best how to protect his/her men/women. And can't have those free thinkers in the middle of a battle. Anons don't have to worry about breaking the rules, they can say and do as they please behind their keyboards. A freedom the military doesn't have. So the Military, and Anons have alot in common. You each have a job to do and in the end the same goal. (In the military, you can question an order given to you, you must first do as the Commanding Officer says and can question the decision later.) Military chose to be the one putting their life on the line, to protect yours. There are free thinkers in the Military too!

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Right On
Right On
Right On

- Rush Limbaugh

Thomas Paines' "Common Sense" pamphlet from Jan. 1776 spoke to American Patriots from 247 years ago just as well as to Worldwide Patriots today.

For example below is the final paragraph:

"These proceedings may at first seem strange and difficult, but like all other steps which we have already passed over, will in a little time become familiar and agreeable; and until an independence is declared, the Continent will feel itself like a man who continues putting off some unpleasant business from day to day, yet knows it must be done, hates to set about it, wishes it over, and is continually haunted with the thoughts of its necessity."

https://billofrightsinstitute.org/primary-sources/common-sense

Irregular warfare 😁😂

My grandfather Leo served in WWI as German soldier. He always shot ABOVE enemies’ heads because he didn’t want to kill. I agree w/Martin’s sentiment, but there are always ways for people who follow their heart to be “in, but not OF this world,” even if they’re in the military. Leo was an artist trained as a ladies’ tailor in Paris. He immigrated to NYC in '20s, my grandmother Sittah, & my father Felix followed in ’26 when he was settled in w/apt. & biz in upper Manhattan. They would have been killed as Jews had they stayed, even tho they were non-practicing. They found Theosophy in Germany & pursued in NYC, raising my father a Theosophist. Sittah & Leo were raised Orthodox, & they hated it. My mother Nina was raised Greek Orthodox by her parents, who emigrated from Greece before her birth. She hated orthodoxy too, & left church when 17. She became a Theosophist when she married my father. I was raised a Theosophist, & am grateful for the teachings of this wisdom tradition.

You provide me with excellent song lyrics, daily. 👍

I could never have been a soldier - killing who I am told to. Nope.

Or vice versa - the best soldiers who follow their heart and conscience.

I was in the Navy back in the 80s, they try breaking me it didn’t work❗️😏😁

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I wouldn't want to be in a tight brawl with a band of Anons