02-21-2022, 03:12 PM
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Yupido and the Consumerization of Technology
What fails in technology transfer and why
"Some civilizations produce technology that soon advances to an extent beyond the control of those who have made it. Other civilizations don't use that technology: they trade it to other civilizations for them to self-destroy."
"In the old days the first ethics concern with any new military weapon or system was whether its development or use would violate existing international law; nowadays the concern is whether we have been smart enough to enact soft laws that would allow us to deploy our systems without the worries of violating any international law."
"in the beginning, we had no problem showing us to them. They took us for angels or whatever other beings their mythology contained. Then, we had to perform the transfer of primordial knowledge disguised as monks or astrologers. Today, we can operate in the open disguised as consultancy firm, a technological company, or as a group of investors".
"soldier survivability is the goal of these black programs, and they all incorporate technologies to eliminate human emotions such as fear or anger. There was no debate about whether these enhancements and others must be temporary or reversible, mainly because, you know, these programs already recognize that in the future fighters will never return to civilian life"
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'Those who danced were thought quite mad by those who could not hear the music'
“I am certified insane, I have papers”
“I am certified insane, I have papers”
