This feels like a non sequitur apropos the parent comment. Could you elaborate?

The following ancient cold war era video will probably make you understand what i mean and more: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5gnpCqsXE8g History is repeating itself.

Agreed. Context sometimes feels like the first casualty when language is intensified.

This is an interesting take and it sounds sensible. I wonder what the labor market looks like in Germany.

As far as the US goes, I'm also curious how the dawning changes led by AI technologies in the workplace and budding trends in the labor pool will affect their military's posture recruitment-wise.

We've seen them attempt to appeal to more diverse crowds in the last few years, but I think that the particular demographic(s) in question are most likely to equate serving the armed forces in general as bad.

A generation comprised of mostly men without college educations who are not satisfied with Door-Dashing or "Twitching" for a living may not feel the same.

> By Matthew Waxman and Adam Klein

> Mr. Waxman served in senior national security roles in the George W. Bush administration. Mr. Klein served as the chairman of the Privacy and Civil Liberties Oversight Board from 2018 to 2021.

Quite the jackets on these two.

Something more like a low-intensity conflict will continue to ruminate for a little while longer.

A reasonable percentage may consist of immigrants who qualify to practice in their native countries but do not in America. I think that’s a thing.

There may be something visually off-putting about the sight of a disembodied hand floating across a computer screen.

The glove also prevents the need for a multi-ethnic skin tone package that likely would have picked up steam around the year 2017.

As a former smartphone-using, social media-ing child, this hurts.