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India has 1.4 billion people and nuclear weapons, yet one United Nations General Assembly vote, the same as Liechtenstein or Luxembourg.
Early Ukrainian ground drones began as children’s toy trucks, re-engineered to carry land mines to tanks.
One wounded Ukrainian soldier reportedly took sixty-three days to evacuate, showing how radically drone warfare has changed since six years ago.
Ben Sasse’s pancreatic cancer is being held at bay by a drug that did not exist one year earlier.
Military change is no longer one revolution to master. It is continuing revolutions, with conditions changing about every six months.
Iran’s control of the Strait of Hormuz gives it leverage to threaten Middle Eastern oil and global economic stability.
Maritime power begins at home: tolerate minorities and dissent, encourage experimentation, and let outsiders challenge established elites.
AI could strengthen deterrence by executing threatened retaliation reliably, while human decision points leave enemies unsure it will happen.
Trump turns fame, drama, and constant attention into power by refusing shame, making each additional lie cheaper than the last.
The suburban single-family home replaced the family farm as America’s mass ownership model and became a wealth-creating machine.
Technology companies increasingly need patriotic employees who treat selling intellectual property to China as evil and report suspected theft.
AI needs more than algorithms: “info structure” is the institutional, legal, and regulatory framework that lets it improve hospitals and courts.
American strategy should stop any great power from dominating Europe or Asia and protect Middle Eastern oil flows through alliances.
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