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The Future of War, and How It Affects YOU (Multi-Domain Operations) - Smarter Every Day 211

SmarterEveryDay · 2.6M views · 2019-03-03 · 28:11

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Destin Sandlin of Smarter Every Day explains Multi-Domain Operations through footage from his last mission at RIMPAC 2018. He covers missile and torpedo testing and interviews military leaders about the cyber and information domains.

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HN cites it for an insider's look at defense work and at how the military thinks about information operations and cyberspace.

Recommended by 4 HN people across 4 months · HN mentions 2019–2022

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incomingpain · 2022-09 · Recommendation

Check out this video by 'smertereveryday': [VIDEO] He has access to a 4 star general who gives him a little too much information. The first screen in the video is that it has been approved for public release. The military understands the situation. You can see why they are purchasing internet data. I don't see the problem. Who exactly has been punished by this? Or even snowden? NSA is spying on everyone? But is there people in prison for this? If so, were they people who did need to go to prison? You can pretty much bet every country has 'lawful intercept'

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101404 · 2020-04 · Recommendation

That's really just the result of the decreasing trust within society. "Bowling Alone" is a good book that tries to explore the underlying reasons for this development, that started some time in the 1960s. The current "war" in cyberspace probably contributes to it as well. Here is an interesting interview with a US four star general about that new area of conflict: [VIDEO]

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101404 · 2020-04 · Recommendation

Sadly, that is very likely a main reason. Political discussion isn't so much about the exchange of views anymore, but about "winning" and "destroying" the other side. And there is a reason for that. There is an interesting interview with a US 4-Star General about the topic of "controlling the public" in cyberspace: [VIDEO]

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