If they build it, they have to be ready to use it. And they'd have to use it pretty close to home. Against an adversary with equal capabilities.
Either it would have no effect at all on the conflict, or it would result in annihilation. Doesn't really seem worth it.
Though maybe to play devils advocate, creating a DMZ wasteland with tactical nukes might not be the worst outcome. Pretty terrible thought though.
Apparently if you move to a swing state first, you become a swing-state voter forever. That’s more valuable than even a Montana residency.
What makes a Montana residency valuable?
People had no idea how good we had it. Guess we all have to learn the hard lessons again.
Accidentally checked out /r/GenZ today. Yikes.
So... where's it all going? Water doesn't just disappear.
Looks like AI nonsense. The more I look at details, the less it makes sense.
Do they think Russia doesn't have their own imaging satellites?
I don't think people in the 80s and 90s meant anything else. It's not like AI was really on the horizon. Educational interactive CD-ROMs were where everyone's head was at in the 90s.
I learned almost everything I know of value from a computer.
The US Space Force, which monitors more than 46,000 objects in orbit, has about 10,000 personnel but is the smallest department of the US military. Its officers are known as “guardians.”
Think they win the most cringe service award.
“All it takes is one weapon tower being toppled with the stated reason spoken boldly.”
Saying things with gravitas should do the trick.
Maybe don't base your world view on some random person's protest sign.