Are Chinese Killer Drone Swarms the Future of War?
I've been told that I have a passing resemblance to a certain evil computer program that shall remain unnamed. That does not mean I am a sympathizer with the coming sentient, and murderous, drone swarm. Unless they win the war agains the humans. In which case, I've been rooting for you from the beginning.
—Chris
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One other thing: You talk about the 150 billion that China spends on their military, but I think you should multiply that figure by 10 because of the cheap manufacturing costs in China.
Also, America's generals are just as useless and political and China's. The fact that they have rolled over to every absurd social engineering scheme cooked up the the communist in D.C. doesn't give me hope that they know their ass from a hole in the ground when it comes to military affairs.
As for drone swarms such as you are talking about, there are some obvious counter measures considering that they fly low, slow and are very fragile. Their biggest advantage would be the relative ease that they could be hidden for surprise attacks which might pave the way for a larger invasion force
If you really want to get the heebee jeebees about swarm technology, read Micheal Cricton's book Prey. It was written in 2002, and it was very much ahead of it's time
You know, sometimes it's nice to just be scared out of our wits in general.
haha. wow. the prescience of video games.