The U.S. and UK are also busy developing sea drones. Some are already being tasked with protecting undersea cables and pipelines.
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alrighty_then Perhaps war will evolve to the point where robot armies do battle and whichever side wins dictates policy? The most powerful still rule but vastly fewer human casulties due to war… Like when street gangs agreed to rap battles instead of shooting each other to assert dominance, that sort of change can happen if our monkey brains accept it. Reply
Scott_Tx alrighty_then said: Perhaps war will evolve to the point where robot armies do battle and whichever side wins dictates policy? The most powerful still rule but vastly fewer human casulties due to war… Like when street gangs agreed to rap battles instead of shooting each other to assert dominance, that sort of change can happen if our monkey brains accept it. Go watch Star Trek 'Taste of Armageddon' 🙂 Reply
bolweval alrighty_then said: Perhaps war will evolve to the point where robot armies do battle and whichever side wins dictates policy? The most powerful still rule but vastly fewer human casulties due to war… Like when street gangs agreed to rap battles instead of shooting each other to assert dominance, that sort of change can happen if our monkey brains accept it. "Oh it's on" Reply
gamerk316 Scott_Tx said: Go watch Star Trek 'Taste of Armageddon' 🙂 Isn't that the one where they essentially simulated the results of a conflict and asked the people who "died" to go off to their deaths? Reply
Key considerations
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- Volatility remains possible near catalysts
- Macro rates and liquidity can dominate flows
Reference reading
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