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Early Access to 11.12 Tuesday Episode (+Ridiculous Russian Propaganda) (Patreon)

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2024-11-12 06:31:02
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Here is early access to Tuesday episode, plus Ridiculous Russian Propaganda! Please enjoy, investors and have a good week! :)

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Comments

Beepjay

A masterclass in how to explain complex and relevant issues in a lucid, intelligible and entertaining manner.

Chas Coleman

Re Spider nets for drone capture. Why not add a parachute that is activated by the weight of a drone accelerating the net it is tangled in. The engineering should be obvious and the people working on drones in Ukraine are quite smart. A color parachute is easier to find when flying over land and recovery of the snagged drone is quicker. recycling enemy drones also recovers the engineering they are using (radio channels and encryption). Like the Viet Cong in the Vietnam War, using your enemy's weapons against them is the most efficient and devasting tactic. Bigger drones can also be used to find and pick up netted drones to return without danger in an area that is a mix of both sides. Drone fishing -- which completes the process, Net 'em, find 'em, take 'em home. The enemy drones also have launch station coordinates for a return to sender attack.