>Yeah but we're not discussing those other issues. We're specifically discussing using technology to enforce borders. You can't remove Anduril from the cultura

>Yeah but we're not discussing those other issues. We're specifically discussing using technology to enforce borders. You can't remove Anduril from the cultural context it was born in. Handwaving away his entire post "because we are not discussing those other issues" is a cheap cop-out. Its akin to saying Facebook shouldn't have an instropective look at the way it collects data because "elections are other unrelated issues." We agree that sovereign nations should be allowed to enforce its borders. But for what reason should technology like Anduril be funded and exist? It's more likely this technology is used in an Orwellian manner than in whatever noble "enforcing borders" principle you believe in.