Great—I was just surprised that nothing in that vein was cited, and you missed a few issues that are heavily discussed, including area denial tech, multipolarity, or the reduced value of land warfare compared to economic impacts and destruction or compromise of matériel.
Thanks for the constructive criticism. I didn’t cite things because this isn’t research, just a dump of my thoughts. Now that you mention it, yeah I probably should have talked about area denial tech. I had considered saying something about EMP/jamming/etc., I don’t know why I didn’t...
For the other stuff you mention, well, I didn’t think that fit the purpose of the post. The title is “What a 20-year lead in military tech might look like,” not “What military conflicts will look like in 20 years.”
Great—I was just surprised that nothing in that vein was cited, and you missed a few issues that are heavily discussed, including area denial tech, multipolarity, or the reduced value of land warfare compared to economic impacts and destruction or compromise of matériel.
Thanks for the constructive criticism. I didn’t cite things because this isn’t research, just a dump of my thoughts. Now that you mention it, yeah I probably should have talked about area denial tech. I had considered saying something about EMP/jamming/etc., I don’t know why I didn’t...
For the other stuff you mention, well, I didn’t think that fit the purpose of the post. The title is “What a 20-year lead in military tech might look like,” not “What military conflicts will look like in 20 years.”