That's so cool looking, with the structures in so close for relative size comparison as well. It happens that I was just watching Robot Jox today, the first mo

That's so cool looking, with the structures in so close for relative size comparison as well. It happens that I was just watching Robot Jox today, the first movie that ever made me want my money back. It's grown on me a bit though. It's pretty fun to think about the possibilities with those fictional forms. Even if they aren't that "realistic" as force projection in real life, there's the possibility that they simply become a game with rules that make up for the weaknesses, and the game itself eventually elevates to customary warfare, in which formal gaps are filled by deference to tradition and honor. When war is seen as more of a privilege, maybe warmaking means are more easily designed to fit preference or subjective fancy... Metaphorically I was a bit surprised to find that these forms easily associate with questions or dialog around internal security. Becoming as strong on the inside as you may project yourself to be on the outside. It's helpful to think about sometimes.