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Wonder if anyone can comment on how this played out in other periods where states could maintain large plausible deniability, like when we it was normal to hire
by simmerup 2y ago
Wonder if anyone can comment on how this played out in other periods where states could maintain large plausible deniability, like when we it was normal to hire privateers to interfere with other nations trade?
Maybe if people move towards the actions with plausible deniability, it reduces the risk of major (attributable) action being taken
- holonsphere 2y agoCryptography + guerrila warfare go hand and hand. AI too if you'd believe it. Look to history. https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1566253522001580 https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S156625352...
- sorokod 2y agoPrivateers had to be officially sanctioned by a state (e.g. letter of marque). Don't think that plausible deniability was an expected benefit.