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Exploring the complexities of human conflict, competition and violence—one tweet at a time.

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The central message is clear. Data and AI are and will be crucial in warfare. However, data and AI will not radically transform combat itself — humans will still overwhelmingly operate the lethal weapon systems, including remote ones, to kill people, as the war in Ukraine shows.

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Russia claimed on Wednesday that Ukraine had launched a drone strike at President Putin’s residence overnight. The Kremlin said it “regards these actions as a planned terrorist attack and an attempt on the president,” and reserved the right to retaliate.

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Probably one of the best visual depictions of the change across time in territorial control/force size of the Russo-Ukrainian war.

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An intense depiction of a young Napoleon Bonaparte studying at the military academy at Brienne-le-Chateau, France, circa 1780.

An intense depiction of a young Napoleon Bonaparte studying at the military academy at Brienne-le-Chateau, France, circa 1780.
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"It is not peace that is important but the conditions of peace." This profound statement by Napoleon Bonaparte underscores a vital principle in geopolitical thinking and peace studies. A thread 🧵

"It is not peace that is important but the conditions of peace." 

This profound statement by Napoleon Bonaparte underscores a vital principle in geopolitical thinking and peace studies. A thread 🧵
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The evolving crisis in Russia is a direct consequence of VVP's coup proofing arrangements, where powerful factions were balanced in opposition to each other, & the would be Tsar sat above to mediate disputes. This had deflected personal blame for mounting failures, but something