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How can a person see around corners? Obviously a mirror or x-ray vision glasses would have been my first answer but lasers seem to work just as well.
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There are times when I try to look forward and imagine what the future might be like, and frequently, because of my history in the military, future combat is a feature I spend some time with. For awhile I was playing with the idea that stealth technologies had progressed to such a degree that future combat had become a big game of hide and seek in which the combatants played an elaborate game of trying to find as many of the enemy as possible without being found themselves, and that nobody dared shoot until you think you have a winning solution, then everyone fires at once at targets that each soldier has been designated.
So it's creep, and search, and spot, and target, but don't shoot yet, others move and target, and eventually one side thinks they can take out enough of the enemy first and all hell breaks loose and all that tension and stress leads to a couple of seconds of frantic shooting and victory is measured in the space of a seconds.
Technology like this always brings back this scenario for me.
I also wonder what Hollywood could do with this vision of future combat, the suspense would be crazy.
I don't know, it seems like if that were the situation they'd just pull out and bomb the hell out of the entire area they suspect to contain enemy soldiers.
I don't know, it seems like if that were the situation they'd just pull out and bomb the hell out of the entire area they suspect to contain enemy soldiers.
There are times when I try to look forward and imagine what the future might be like, and frequently, because of my history in the military, future combat is a feature I spend some time with. For awhile I was playing with the idea that stealth technologies had progressed to such a degree that future combat had become a big game of hide and seek in which the combatants played an elaborate game of trying to find as many of the enemy as possible without being found themselves, and that nobody dared shoot until you think you have a winning solution, then everyone fires at once at targets that each soldier has been designated.
So it's creep, and search, and spot, and target, but don't shoot yet, others move and target, and eventually one side thinks they can take out enough of the enemy first and all hell breaks loose and all that tension and stress leads to a couple of seconds of frantic shooting and victory is measured in the space of a seconds.
Technology like this always brings back this scenario for me.
I also wonder what Hollywood could do with this vision of future combat, the suspense would be crazy.
I keep hoping mankind will outgrow the need for war. But it's wishful thinking, for now.