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Not one Ferrari but many. Sticking to the analogy, in what circumstances do you need many Ferraris?
by sorokod 6y ago
Not one Ferrari but many. Sticking to the analogy, in what circumstances do you need many Ferraris?
- decafninja 6y agoPeer state war where everyone has Ferraris? Or at least fleets of Benzes, so you want to one up them with fleets of Ferraris. Even without getting into a shooting war, you could argue your Ferraris will terrify the Benzes from even coming out to play, thus avoiding war. Not to mention the Toyotas and the Volkswagens. That said, I know some people will argue a peer state war between superpowers (say, US, Russia, China, etc.) will inevitably escalate to nuclear. I don't claim to know enough to say how valid that is. Also, at full production, the US is supposed to have a ridiculously overwhelming large zerg fleet of F-35s (more than 2000 between the branches, according to wikipedia). That totally eclipses anything planned by Russia or China for their own 5th gen fighters.
- Dylan16807 6y agoDefine many? When your operational area is most of the planet, you obviously need more than one! I could describe 25 as "squadrons" but that wouldn't be too many.