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Who controls the image & reputation of Black People all over the world? Why are some people afraid of black people, or just hate them.... but never met one? Let's take a look at the answers to those questions! This short "intro" links to the Full Documentary at the end. https://lnkd.in/g9rKY3ni

If your in the PNW Command Forensics is your source for Faro hardware and software

Title: "The Player's Redemption" Introduction: Our protagonist, let's call him Alex, has spent years deeply immersed in the world of gaming, particularly the "Deus Ex" series. His passion for the games influences his career choice as a security guard, where he often daydreams about being a cybernetically enhanced agent like JC Denton or Adam Jensen. Rising Action: Despite his dedication to gaming, Alex's life takes a downturn. Due to circumstances beyond his control, he finds himself on the wrong side of the law and is sentenced to serve time in jail. As he enters the confines of the prison, he realizes that the violent games he once enjoyed are prohibited within its walls. Conflict: At first, Alex struggles to adapt to his new reality. Without the distraction of gaming, he's forced to confront the consequences of his actions and the emptiness in his life. His fellow inmates, initially skeptical of the former gamer turned security guard, mock him for his past obsession. Turning Point: However, as time passes, Alex begins to reflect on his choices and the direction his life has taken. Without the constant stimulation of video games, he starts to appreciate the simple moments and forms connections with his fellow inmates. Through his interactions, he learns valuable lessons about empathy, resilience, and the importance of human connection. Resolution: As Alex serves out his sentence, he undergoes a profound transformation. He discovers a newfound sense of purpose and decides to use his skills and knowledge to help others, both inside and outside of prison. Inspired by the themes of justice and redemption in the "Deus Ex" games, he becomes an advocate for prison reform and works towards creating a better future for himself and those around him. Conclusion: In the end, Alex emerges from prison a changed man. While his passion for gaming never fully fades, he realizes that true fulfillment lies in making a positive impact on the world around him. With his newfound perspective, he sets out to carve a new path for himself, one guided by the principles of compassion, integrity, and hope. This story explores themes of redemption, self-discovery, and the transformative power of human connection, all set against the backdrop of a gaming enthusiast's journey through adversity.

You’ve probably heard of the name “Uncle Sam” when referring to the United States. And you might even have an idea of what he looks like. But WHERE did he come from? And when? Was he there at the beginning, signing the declaration? World War I? Or was it something meatier? We go in search of Sam in this week’s Q&A – on our BLOG right now: https://lnkd.in/g79javxu

Art by Edwardo FILM studios and design center Presidential Actions Hypothesis: Last Battle National Security Defense Policy and Reconstruction Act Overview The Last Battle National Security Defense Policy and Reconstruction Act will be based on the themes, characters, scenarios, and learning points from C.S. Lewis's The Last Battle. Each chapter and its elements will be translated into specific policies, KPIs, feedback loops, and executive actions to create a comprehensive, ethically grounded national security and reconstruction framework.

I appear briefly towards the end of this, discussing the cost-benefit analysis that animates the B-21 program: My main point is that cost evaluation in defense acquisition is complicated, and that folks should use great care in quoting any specific numbers because every number includes a wide array of assumptions and variables. The answer to […] The post The B-21 Raider Program appeared first on Lawyers, Guns & Money .

Fun interview! Palmer Luckey def likes the same cool geeky things the rest of us out of the box thinkers like! It's probably why we have some of the same investors. ;) DreamHammer is also a native Southern California company. Maybe this innovation comes from a gamer, SoCal mindset. I worked for the Defense Department as a GS civilian that managed ACAT 1 programs, so I knew from the inside the issues with the DoD's acquisition process and its inability to acquire innovative, commercial tech and get it to the battlefield. Palmer had some interesting points I agree with on how the defense department and venture backed tech have not worked well together like they did in the past and shunned commercial tech innovation until more recent wars have proven our advocacy for commercially developed tech correct. I remember getting a call from a Navy Admiral in 2014 apologizing to me that there were no programmatic requirements in the US Navy for this type of drone innovation, even though they needed it badly and wanted to field it. In other words, there was no way to buy it! The Pentagon themselves pushed hard to help advocate funded requirements for innovative technology by spending millions demonstrating of our technology with major drone systems across all the armed services as well as with Defense Industry leaders such as Lockheed Martin, General Atomics, Boeing and Northrop Grumman and US Congress. The brilliant leader Lt. Gen David A. Deptula (ret.), ISR Chief of USAF at the time, saw the need immediately but the Air Force at the time was too busy focusing on remotely piloted aircraft, rather than swarms of autonomous drones controlled by single operators that could overwhelm enemy defenses or collect ISR extremely cost effectively. Well this type of Drone tech is winning battles in wars today but it didn't come from America. DreamHammer spent millions of dollars of its profit to create its commercial drone software tech that enabled the Pentagon and the defense industry to break silo's so any/all their autonomous systems can work together. WIRED covered it in 2012 (https://lnkd.in/e2cjSfcN), Bloomberg News covered it in 2013 (https://lnkd.in/eTV-mQ4E) and CNBC covered it in 2014 (https://lnkd.in/e85DqE-m), (https://lnkd.in/enwr6pWM). Today they call this Joint All Domain Command and Control. Even though it has taken more than 10 years, I am happy the DoD is finally moving in the right direction in its thinking about autonomous systems with commercial innovation and DreamHammer is excited to be working with the U.S. Defense Department to help give them the competitive edge they need for the future. Congrats to Anduril Industries and Peter Thiel for their work in helping to move the needle forward and joining the fight!

#NewPublication! In this paper, I explore how different social arrangements inform the superhero missions of Black Panther, Luke Cage, and Bishop.

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No reasonable person denies sexual assault happens in the military, just as it does in the civilian world, and is deadly serious. Moreover, the stigma around being raped has slowly faded, allowing victims to better come forward and be taken more seriously. That said, this has led, at least somewhat, to a growing new problem. False rape accusations happen. Whether they are malicious or due to a genuine misunderstanding of the law, some people accuse people of crimes they did not commit. These accusations can be hard to combat, in this episode of 'TELL IT LIKE IT IS' Military INJUSTICE (OATH & HONOR), we’ll explore how wrongful convictions happen. Then we’ll discuss how wrongful convictions in the military can be avoided. "To The Leaders of the United States Military: We No Longer Entrust our Welfare and/or the Welfare of our Children, to your CARE."