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I suspect the same way they always do. The people who send thumb sized drones to kill have to go home and live somewhere. What's a bullet but a really fast, lo
by noonespecial 8y ago
I suspect the same way they always do. The people who send thumb sized drones to kill have to go home and live somewhere.
What's a bullet but a really fast, low tech thumb sized drone that can kill?
- scotty79 8y ago> The people who send thumb sized drones to kill have to go home and live somewhere. All 12 of them? They may live on their private islands. Or even in the Whitehouse. Do you think approaching Whitehouse with a gun will be easier in the world of military thumb sized drones than it is today?
- icebraining 8y agoThose 12 people don't actually send the drone, they just tell someone (to tell someone, etc) to send the drone. Until we have full Skynet abilities, they will need a bunch of people on the ground to do the work.
- scotty79 8y agoTech companies require less and less people to operate. Military will become tech company once small drones make infantry obsolete.
- icebraining 8y agoRight, but even tech companies have a lot of people. Google has 85000 employees, plus many, many more that produce supplies they depend on (like most of the hardware). It's not 12 people on private islands.