Monthly Archives: March 2018

Originally posted on DI Research Zone 22:
If Proudhon’s philosophy of progress can be summed up in just a few words, it would be this: things grow and things decay, and things grow again elsewhere. State decay, community decay, cultural decay,…

Originally posted on DI Research Zone 22:
A speculative proposition: Deleuze and Guattari’s admonitions of caution in relation to absolute deterritorialization and destratification, as detailed in A Thousand Plateaus, is isomorphic to their historical analysis of the war machine’s capture and…

Originally posted on DI Research Zone 22:
Some follow-up thoughts to yesterday’s post on Hyperwar… In response to the scenario outlined by General John Allen, in which the United State practices restraint by keeping (minimal) human decision-making in the OODA ‘loop’…

Originally posted on DI Research Zone 22:
In the March 2nd edition of the Wall Street Journal, Julian Barnes and Josh Chin announced the dawn of a new arms race breaking over the increasingly chaotic geopolitical arena: the competitive pursuit of…

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(*) In mine warfare, a period during which a mine circuit is receptive of an influence.