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AssassinsMace

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Does anyone think some members especially recent ones are using chat or what ever other AIs to make arguments in this forum. Some trolling member(s) seem to literally try to answer every counter argument given to their arguments where it doesn't really answer the question. The result is you see pages upon pages of replies trying to answer everything and everyone questioning and challenging them. I see it and say to myself does this person really spend that much time answering everyone which seems to be just a copy and paste job? AI would help cut the time down. That's why recently I started to post just YouTube videos countering this member's main theme he's making. Guess what? He doesn't reply. Yeah it's a lot harder getting a chat AI to answer anything not coming in text form.
 

_killuminati_

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Does anyone think some members especially recent ones are using chat or what ever other AIs to make arguments in this forum. Some trolling member(s) seem to literally try to answer every counter argument given to their arguments where it doesn't really answer the question. The result is you see pages upon pages of replies trying to answer everything and everyone questioning and challenging them. I see it and say to myself does this person really spend that much time answering everyone which seems to be just a copy and paste job? AI would help cut the time down. That's why recently I started to post just YouTube videos countering this member's main theme he's making. Guess what? He doesn't reply. Yeah it's a lot harder getting a chat AI to answer anything not coming in text form.
If somebody sent me a YouTube video instead of text as an answer (or even any media article) in a discussion, 90% of the time I would not open it. Ma/ybe you can try t.yping l1ke ths n c if you stil get no rplies? Lol
 

dxq4412

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I would like to know how authoritative and common the views and conclusions in this video are in the relevant fields in the United States?
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Date: Monday, 28 OCT 2024 (
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CSD) Location: Arnold Conference Room, Lewis & Clark Center, Fort Leavenworth, KS. Senior leader opening remarks: Brigadier General Mark W Siekman, Deputy Commanding General, U.S. Army Reserve Combined Arms Center Moderator: Dr. Mahir J. Ibrahimov (Dr. I.), Director, Cultural & Area Studies Office (CASO), U.S. Army Command and General Staff College (CGSC) Panel members: • Dr. Geoff Babb, Professor, Department of Military History (DMH), CGSC • LTC Jason Halub, Advanced Strategic Leadership Studies Program, School of Advanced Military Studies (SAMS) • Dr. John H. Modinger, USAF (Ret), Associate Professor, SAMS • Dr. John T. Kuehn, Professor, DMH, CGSC This panel is part of a series of pertinent and timely discussions with subject matter experts of CASO partners across DoD, the country, and globally about historical, contemporary, and socio-cultural issues of operational and strategic importance to the U.S. and its partners.

I watched the entire video with my mouth agape, utterly astonished. If the content presented here truly reflects the basic and widespread understanding of the US strategic intelligence observation towards China, then the US has made a critically fatal misjudgment in its strategic assessment of China. Conversely, China has accomplished the most successful external strategic deception in the past 150 years. This deception is not akin to concealing material possessions or weapons, but akin to "successfully convincing you that I'm just a effeminate gay who likes to lift weights."
 

gelgoog

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It is just typical imperial hubris. Unfortunately quite common in the US today.
Ever since the neocons got into power in the US this what passes for intelligent analysis.
You would think you would be watching a farcical satire. But no that is reality today.
 

no_name

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I would like to know how authoritative and common the views and conclusions in this video are in the relevant fields in the United States?
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CSD) Location: Arnold Conference Room, Lewis & Clark Center, Fort Leavenworth, KS. Senior leader opening remarks: Brigadier General Mark W Siekman, Deputy Commanding General, U.S. Army Reserve Combined Arms Center Moderator: Dr. Mahir J. Ibrahimov (Dr. I.), Director, Cultural & Area Studies Office (CASO), U.S. Army Command and General Staff College (CGSC) Panel members: • Dr. Geoff Babb, Professor, Department of Military History (DMH), CGSC • LTC Jason Halub, Advanced Strategic Leadership Studies Program, School of Advanced Military Studies (SAMS) • Dr. John H. Modinger, USAF (Ret), Associate Professor, SAMS • Dr. John T. Kuehn, Professor, DMH, CGSC This panel is part of a series of pertinent and timely discussions with subject matter experts of CASO partners across DoD, the country, and globally about historical, contemporary, and socio-cultural issues of operational and strategic importance to the U.S. and its partners.

I watched the entire video with my mouth agape, utterly astonished. If the content presented here truly reflects the basic and widespread understanding of the US strategic intelligence observation towards China, then the US has made a critically fatal misjudgment in its strategic assessment of China. Conversely, China has accomplished the most successful external strategic deception in the past 150 years. This deception is not akin to concealing material possessions or weapons, but akin to "successfully convincing you that I'm just a effeminate gay who likes to lift weights."
IMO those videos are not for the people in the know to consume, they are meant to serve as 'professional' voices to placate the masses.
 

Awenumick

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Is there website/forum dedicated to discussion on chinese semiconductor industry where people discuss leaks and speculation or some forum than this.
 

Index

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I would like to know how authoritative and common the views and conclusions in this video are in the relevant fields in the United States?
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CSD) Location: Arnold Conference Room, Lewis & Clark Center, Fort Leavenworth, KS. Senior leader opening remarks: Brigadier General Mark W Siekman, Deputy Commanding General, U.S. Army Reserve Combined Arms Center Moderator: Dr. Mahir J. Ibrahimov (Dr. I.), Director, Cultural & Area Studies Office (CASO), U.S. Army Command and General Staff College (CGSC) Panel members: • Dr. Geoff Babb, Professor, Department of Military History (DMH), CGSC • LTC Jason Halub, Advanced Strategic Leadership Studies Program, School of Advanced Military Studies (SAMS) • Dr. John H. Modinger, USAF (Ret), Associate Professor, SAMS • Dr. John T. Kuehn, Professor, DMH, CGSC This panel is part of a series of pertinent and timely discussions with subject matter experts of CASO partners across DoD, the country, and globally about historical, contemporary, and socio-cultural issues of operational and strategic importance to the U.S. and its partners.

I watched the entire video with my mouth agape, utterly astonished. If the content presented here truly reflects the basic and widespread understanding of the US strategic intelligence observation towards China, then the US has made a critically fatal misjudgment in its strategic assessment of China. Conversely, China has accomplished the most successful external strategic deception in the past 150 years. This deception is not akin to concealing material possessions or weapons, but akin to "successfully convincing you that I'm just a effeminate gay who likes to lift weights."
China isn't really hiding anything, it's unforced error if US doesn't know what they're going up against.

I watched a few mins of that video and I think the people are excessively stupid. I guess China has a dominant sigint that prevents classified details, but surely a real US military official can at least use open source info.

These few people interviewed are probably more like boxer rebellion style nationalists who in the face of overwhelming reality chooses to rather deny it and put their heads into the sand. I cannot say I envy their positions, some of our distant ancestors also suffered this psychotic break when they realised how far behind they had fallen.
 
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